Getting started with A.R.O

Sign up with your email and a password. Your data is private to you — nobody else can see your contacts.

Go to Settings → Accounts & sync and connect Google, Microsoft 365, or Apple iCloud with one click. This is how A.R.O pulls in your contacts and calendar.

Apple uses an app‑specific password (Apple has no one‑click login for contacts); the connect screen walks you through it.

From a connected account, run Sync contacts — it pulls everyone in, including extra emails/phones and Google's “Other contacts.” You can also import a CSV, or your LinkedIn connections export, under Settings → Your data.

Contacts from multiple sources? Open Contacts → Find duplicates to review and merge them — emails, phones, notes, and history all combine into one record.

Use the Track button (single or bulk) to mark the people you actively want to stay in touch with. Only tracked contacts appear in Autopilot and Needs Attention.

Set a keep‑in‑touch cadence (e.g. every 30 days) per contact or per group, and A.R.O will remind you before they go cold.

Two‑way calendar sync keeps your events aligned across all your calendars. Reminders can be pushed automatically to Apple Reminders and Google Tasks — no extra apps needed.

Create Groups (Friends, Investors, …) with their own description, reminders, cadence, and one‑click group email. Every company is automatically its own group too.

Ask the Assistant to take actions in plain English — “set reminders for each of today's events,” “who have I lost touch with?” It works without an API key; for free-form requests, connect your own AI provider (Claude, OpenAI, or Grok) in Settings, or use the built‑in Claude Desktop connector.

The Network page maps how your people connect through shared companies and groups, and finds the warmest person to ask for an intro.