Coleva vs Yenesow

Coleva is an iPhone personal CRM and relationship journal that organizes short written or dictated entries into memories about people, places, and moments. On-device intelligence extracts people, relationships, dates, and details, with a one-tap undo. A living map shows connections in colour-coded groups, while search can answer plain-English questions from the user's notes. Birthday lead-time reminders and check-in nudges help users follow up. The Free plan is limited to 20 people and includes journal capture, the living map, birthdays, and Ask Coleva. Coleva Plus adds unlimited people, important-date reminders, calendar-synced nudges, AI assist, career and location trails, photo avatars, app lock, and custom map colours. Plus costs $3.99 a month or $39 a year. Notes, diary entries, relationships, and attached photos are stored locally on the iPhone; the maker says it has no server holding user content. Optional Cloud Assist can send limited text or profile information to OpenAI's API when enabled in Settings, and can be turned off. Coleva requires iOS 26.0 or later.

Yenesow is an AI-powered personal CRM for maintaining family, friend, and professional relationships on iPhone. Users selectively import iPhone contacts, including birthdays, companies, and roles, and sort them into relationship rings. A relationship map groups inner-circle, professional, and reconnect contacts and indicates relationship health to help identify connections that may be drifting. Contextual nudges cover birthdays, milestones, long silences, and follow-ups, with a reason and suggested opening line. Its Yene assistant answers questions about contacts, drafts messages in the user's voice, and helps plan meetups. Optional connected accounts include Facebook, X, LinkedIn, and Google Contacts; Apple and Google sign-in are for identity only. Yenesow says it does not read messages or email. Its policy describes encryption at rest with AES-256, TLS 1.2+ in transit, and hosting on AWS in the United States. Users can view, export, modify, or delete their data and revoke connected services. The iPhone app requires iOS 16.6 or later; Android and web are described as on the way.