
Historis
A shared timeline for you and your AI
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- Categories
- Productivity & NotesCRM
- Target Audience
- AI Power UsersEarly AdoptersBusiness Owners
- Pricing
- Freemium from $10
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About Historis
Historis is the shared memory between you and your AI. It keeps a clean, dated timeline of everything that happens with your contacts - calls, quotes, deliveries, complaints, payments - and makes that history readable and writable by your AI assistants (Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor...) through MCP. Key features: - Timeline-first tracking: every interaction is an event on a contact's timeline, tagged, filtered and searchable. - AI-native via MCP: your assistant can log calls, add notes, create contacts and pull "what's pending" briefs. Every AI write is marked with a provenance marker, logged, attributable and reversible - you always know who (or what) wrote what. - Daily brief and attention queue: see what's new, what changed recently, and what's been waiting too long. - Automation rules written in plain markdown that your agents discover and apply. - Team visibility controls: organization-wide, per-team or private records, with per-agent read/write permissions on the Business plan. - Insights: activity flow, stale backlog and most active contacts at a glance. What makes it different: Historis is not a heavyweight CRM. No pipelines to configure, no 30-field forms - it is the memory of your business. Capture an interaction in seconds, retrieve it by asking your AI. Built for small teams, retail and service businesses that want their AI tools to actually know their customers. Start free (5 seats, 250 active events, 25 contacts, MCP included). Pro from $10/user/month - MCP read/write access is included on every plan.
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Really intrigued by the shared timeline concept - having a synchronized record of what happened with my AI assistant could be super helpful for tracking project progress and keeping context across conversations.
@galdayan1895 Thanks a lot for the kind words! That's exactly how I use Historis myself. I run a music shop, and I track all my interactions with customers and suppliers in it, sometimes logged directly, sometimes through one or several AI