See your whole network as a map.
Everyone you email and meet becomes a living graph — clustered into the circles they belong to, weighted by how close you actually are, with the likely ties between them your own data implies.
Ember reads your inbox, calendar, and calls to see who is connected to whom.
It clusters your contacts and weights each tie by how close you actually are.
Then it predicts the likely ties between people you both know.
Clusters you can actually see
The graph groups your contacts into the communities your own history implies — investors, clients, the people around a company — and colors each cluster so the shape of your network reads at a glance. No manual tagging required: the map is built from who actually talks to whom.
Weighted by reality
Tie strength comes from your real interaction history — how often and how recently you are actually in touch — not from follower counts or imported org charts. Bigger nodes have more connections; stronger ties draw heavier lines. The map stays honest because it is drawn from your inbox, not your intentions.
Predicted ties, honestly labeled
When two people you know almost certainly know each other, Ember draws that likely tie — thinner, subordinate, and behind its own toggle, so a guess never masquerades as a confirmed connection. It is a starting point for warm introductions, labeled as exactly what it is.