About NetNote
NetNote is a voice-first app built for the moments right after a meeting. We help you capture the details that matter most using just your voice, ensuring you never forget who you meet or what you discussed.
The Team
Bar Shalev Merin
Co-Founder
Student at Bentley University, majoring in Finance and AI for Innovation with a minor in Business Administration.
Aur Shalev Merin
Co-founder
Student at the University of Colorado Boulder, majoring in Computer Science with a minor in computational biology.
Our Story
NetNote started the way most good ideas do, with a problem nobody was solving.
You go to a networking event. You meet ten people in an hour. Great conversations, real connections. And by the next morning, half of it is gone.
We've all been there. It's a terrible way to build a network.
NetNote was founded in 2026 to fix that. Right after meeting someone, you pull out your phone, record a quick voice note, and the app handles the rest. No typing, no fumbling. Just talk, and NetNote builds a full contact profile.
What makes it different is what it saves. Not just a name and number, but the context. That she just moved from Chicago. That he's launching a startup. That you both know someone from the same hometown. Those details are what make a follow-up feel real, and that's what turns a new contact into an actual relationship.
We quickly realized the same problem exists everywhere, from real estate to recruiting to industry conferences. So we're building for all of it.
NetNote exists because relationships matter, and the people you meet deserve more than a forgotten name and a missed follow-up.
We're just getting started.
Our mission is to empower professionals to build deeper connections by turning quick chats into real, lasting human relationships.
Make networking feel human again
We prioritize the energy of authentic conversation over sterile digital profiles, fostering genuine presence.
Help people follow through
Bridging the gap between the handshake and the meaningful follow-up, ensuring no opportunity is lost.
Turn quick chats into relationships
Transforming fleeting encounters into lasting business partnerships through organized memory and intent.