Remember everyone you meet.

You meet eight people at a meetup, mean to follow up with all of them, and message none of them. SmartMoves fixes the part that actually breaks — not the intention, the record.

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How it works

Scan their LinkedIn QR code Point your camera at the QR code in their LinkedIn app. No typing, no business cards.
The event fills itself in SmartMoves looks at your calendar, finds the event happening around you right now, and attaches it to the contact. You confirm rather than compose.
Add a note while you remember What they are working on, what you promised to send. Thirty seconds now beats a blank name next week.
Send the invite that mentions where you met SmartMoves drafts a short connection note referencing the event, copies it, and opens their profile so you can paste it into LinkedIn.

Why it asks for your calendar

The whole point is that you should not have to type where you were. So SmartMoves asks for permission to your Google Calendar, and uses it for exactly two things:

Reading your events — to find the one happening at the moment you scanned someone, and to show your upcoming events in the app.

Creating events — only when you add one yourself inside the app, so it appears on your real calendar rather than being stranded here.

It is optional. You can skip it at sign-up, use the app without it, and revoke it at any time from your Google account permissions. We never ask for Gmail, Drive or Contacts.

What we do not do

We do not sell your data. We do not use it for advertising. We do not use it to train AI models. Your Google refresh token is held server-side where the app itself cannot read it, and every database query is locked to your own account. The full detail is in the privacy policy.