Read this before reviewing the other tabs. It places the comp in context.
The Kimono Contact Surface (KFS) is the canonical relationship page inside the full Kimono app. It is where everything Kimono knows about a person lives — surfaced in three swimlanes: Signal · Contact · Timeline. This prototype is a static HTML comp for design review. It is not a wireframe; it is close to final fidelity.
| Service | Interface | Connector |
|---|---|---|
| SMS | ✓ | — |
| iMessage | ✓ Apple | ✓ Desktop only |
| ✓ since Jun 14 | ✓ since Jun 14 | |
| Telegram | — | ✓ |
Interface = where the user and Kimono talk. Connector = a source that supplies knowledge and inference. Independent per service.
Relationships sit in concentric halos by strength. Halo 1 = closest — any demotion gets a 7-day pre-warning. Lower halos = silent demotion with notification + undo. Kimono never asks permission for routine maintenance; it acts and tells you.
The Figma file below is the cold-start onboarding work in progress. Kimono Contacts (KFS) — the surface shown on the Contact Page tab — is the next step. Cold-start gets the user into the full app; KFS is where every relationship they care about lives once they're in. The two are sequential: onboard → land in KFS.
Connect a source and watch the graph build itself. Step through the four states.
Mini (inline in a shared chat) → Mid (tap to expand) → Full KFS Contact (the V2 pane below). Demoed with Jonathan J. Friedman, Titus's coaching client.
The live app already runs on three surfaces. Contact is always there. Signals appears as a tab per-contact when there's something to act on (Boris has it; Dinara doesn't — zero signals). Timeline lives on the right rail today. v13 adds Mini→Mid→Full state stepper, fixes dossier links, and cleans up onboarding and gives Contact its hero treatment.
v1 = today, as audited. v2 = quick wins on the same data model (Summary first, footer CTAs, multicolor clickable tags, platform-filtered Timeline, all-platform Social, user notes). vDream = the three swimlanes stop competing for one column — lateral panels on desktop, swipeable surfaces on mobile, dossier renders into Contact (not chat).
One glance at the top of your day. Tap the debt tile to open the at-risk list; the Monday digest lands in your inbox.
Semantic search over the private notes layer — not just keyword match.
Natural-language capture parses names, places, and context into a structured stub you can confirm.
Face matching against your relationship graph — known contacts get linked, new faces become stubs.
The same signal engine that powers the dossier pushes a single, actionable nudge — never noise.
Three display treatments under evaluation — dot-per-field, an inline sources line, and tap-to-reveal.
Kimono scans incoming signatures silently. When it finds someone new it adds them and tells you — no prompts, always undoable.
Kimono is the identity layer you own — take it with you at any time.

Martin Tobias is Managing Partner at Incisive Ventures, a pre-seed B2B software fund in Spokane. He's a 3x CEO and prolific angel — 200+ investments, six unicorns in four years. Titus and Martin go back to the early 2000s (Razorfish / Microsoft) with a meeting scheduled Jan 26 to introduce Rotimi.
Alek Krstic is Co-Founder and Head of Product Engineering at Kimono. He owns the React Native app, the KFS sync layer, and the contact-enrichment pipeline that ingests Google, Apple, Microsoft, iMessage, Telegram, and WhatsApp data. Day-to-day he's the partner Titus ships product with — daily Slack threads, multi-thread chat, and the keeper of engineering velocity. Currently driving the Dossier-into-Contact merge (Jira KP-412) and the EnrichLayer rename.

Chay Dib is a contract designer in Los Angeles, formerly Razorfish. She owns brand + visual identity for Kimono — onboarding illustrations, Kimono ID share flow, and the in-progress brand guidelines V4.5. Sharp, fast async feedback — short turnaround works better than long briefs.

Martin Tobias is Managing Partner at Incisive Ventures, a pre-seed B2B software fund in Spokane. He's a 3x CEO and prolific angel — 200+ investments, six unicorns in four years. Titus and Martin go back to the early 2000s (Razorfish / Microsoft) with a meeting scheduled Jan 26 to introduce Rotimi.
Alek Krstic is Co-Founder and Head of Product Engineering at Kimono. He owns the React Native app, the KFS sync layer, and the contact-enrichment pipeline that ingests Google, Apple, Microsoft, iMessage, Telegram, and WhatsApp data. Day-to-day he's the partner Titus ships product with — daily Slack threads, multi-thread chat, and the keeper of engineering velocity. Currently driving the Dossier-into-Contact merge (Jira KP-412) and the EnrichLayer rename.

Chay Dib is a contract designer in Los Angeles, formerly Razorfish. She owns brand + visual identity for Kimono — onboarding illustrations, Kimono ID share flow, and the in-progress brand guidelines V4.5. Sharp, fast async feedback — short turnaround works better than long briefs.
Kimono detects when you land near a contact. One notification surfaces 3 people worth seeing — with last-touch context and an open ask pre-loaded. No manual check required.
Kimono tracks interaction frequency per contact. When the gap widens past your baseline it surfaces a signal — no spreadsheet, no manual tracking.
15 minutes before any calendar event, Kimono assembles context — open asks, last message, shared contacts, what changed since you last met — and hands it to the agent before it starts. No prompting.
Kimono extracts commitments from emails and chat — "I'll intro you to X", "send me the deck" — and tracks them per contact, unprompted. Outstanding asks appear on the contact page and in pre-meeting briefs.
As contacts warm or cool, Kimono quietly promotes and demotes them between halos. Halo 1 stays reserved for people who actually reciprocate. Pre-warns you 7 days before any Halo 1/2 demotion.

Martin Tobias is Managing Partner at Incisive Ventures, a pre-seed B2B software fund in Spokane. He's a 3x CEO and prolific angel — 200+ investments, six unicorns in four years. Titus and Martin go back to the early 2000s (Razorfish / Microsoft).
Most recent contact was a follow-up August 13, 2025; meeting scheduled Jan 26, 2026 to introduce Rotimi. His public thesis emphasizes personal AI, data ownership, and writing checks in person — aligned with Kimono's wedge.
Alek Krstic is Co-Founder and Head of Product Engineering at Kimono. He owns the React Native app, the KFS sync layer, and the enrichment pipeline.
Day-to-day Alek is the partner Titus ships product with. Currently driving the Dossier-into-Contact merge (Jira KP-412) and the EnrichLayer rename. Direct, receipts-required, allergic to slop.

Chay Dib is a contract designer in Los Angeles, formerly Razorfish. She owns brand + visual identity for Kimono — onboarding illustrations, the Kimono ID share flow, and the in-progress brand guidelines V4.5.
Pushed back on the orange/gold balance in V4.4. Prefers async review with sharp, fast feedback — short turnaround works better than long briefs.
Kimono promotes and demotes without asking. You get a notification and a one-tap undo — never a confirm dialog. Cold contacts drop out of the Google 20k count automatically.
Kimono infers address changes from package delivery emails, LinkedIn updates, and calendar locations — cross-references them, and updates when confidence is high. You see what changed and why.
Kimono maps who-knows-who across your full graph without ever exposing the map to anyone else. Ask about a company and it surfaces the shortest warm path — and who's the right connector.
Every piece of information Kimono holds about a contact shows where it came from, when it was last verified, and what confidence level it carries. Nothing is asserted without evidence.