People & Context
A task rarely exists alone.
Remember who is involved, how people relate and which projects make the relationship meaningful.
Work happens around people.
Browse the contacts already available on your Mac, with system permissions and without rebuilding a separate address book for Jikoku.
Give relationships a useful shape.
Group people by a team, initiative or real pattern of interaction, then move between a simple list and a wider context view.
A project can begin with the people inside it.
People projects collect participants and context without pretending that every relationship is a sales pipeline or a ticket queue.
See how people relate, not only who they are.
A spatial board lets you arrange people and connections, making informal structure visible when a flat contact list is not enough.
Map a team without turning it into a database exercise.
Use the people canvas to express reporting lines, working relationships and project structure in a form that can be read at a glance.
Ask the context already on your Mac.
Local AI can review people and project information available in Jikoku, helping surface useful context without uploading it to a Jikoku content service.
This is personal context support, not a surveillance CRM.
Remember the people around the work.
Join the waitlist. Early access is offered individually when there is a suitable place.