People whose work moves through other people: business development, recruiting, account and project management, marketing partnerships — and anyone who simply wants to keep a professional network alive. It assumes you're after long-standing relationships, not a longer list.

How is this different from a CRM?

A CRM is a record of what has already happened: you fill the fields, you set the reminders, and it waits. bontie runs the other way. It reads what you've already recorded, finds a reason to write today, puts it on the list, and drafts the message.

Can I send what the AI writes as-is?

Read it first. Models get things wrong, and a fluent sentence can still be wrong about your relationship. bontie writes the draft; the judgement and the responsibility before you send it are yours.

Can I store my clients' details in it?

You're responsible for the third-party data you enter, including whether you have a lawful basis to collect and use it. bontie won't use your contact data for anything other than providing the service to you, and won't link it across users. The privacy policy has the detail.

How do I cancel a subscription?

Subscriptions are managed by Apple or Google. Cancel in the App Store or Google Play subscription settings and renewal stops at the end of the current period. Refunds follow each platform's own policy.

For work that runs on relationships

You already know who you're writing to

Your AI doesn't — and it shouldn't make you leave the conversation to explain who they are. bontie works where you write, brings the context with it, and drafts from there. One tap, inside LINE, inside email, anywhere you type.

iOS and Android. In English and Traditional Chinese.

LINE

They sent

We'll take another look at this internally and come back to you.

bontie knows who this is

Chen Yen-Ting

Head of Product, Hongyu Tech

Met three weeks ago at the SaaS Summit
Said rollout cost was the main internal blocker

What he probably means

Not a no — just no reason to move it up the list yet
He needs something he can take into that discussion without you

Draft

Understood — I'll leave it with you for now. In the meantime I'll put together a one-page breakdown of the rollout costs you raised, with real timelines from two companies your size, so you have something to take into the discussion. Would Wednesday work?

Insert into the message box

What does it take to answer that message today?

The writing was never the hard part. The hard part is reconstructing the whole relationship, from the beginning, for something that has never met them.

Without bontie

Read the message
Work out what they meant
Switch to ChatGPT
Paste the thread
Explain who this person is
Explain your relationship
Explain the tone you want
Generate
Too formal — try again
Copy
Switch back

With bontie

1Read it
2Tap
3Send

You shouldn't have to introduce someone you've known for years.

How bontie gets to that sentence

Not three features. One act of attention in three parts: what they meant, who they are, and how this should sound.

01Understand

Good replies begin before the first word

At work almost nothing is said straight. “Let me think about it” can mean there's no budget, or that they need something to carry to their boss. Three questions come first: what did they mean, what came before this, what matters to them now. bontie keeps those in view. It opens the message into a few possible readings — what was meant, not what was typed — and you choose the one that matches the room. A screenshot of the whole thread works just as well.

They sent

Thanks for the intro — I'll look at my calendar, things are a bit chaotic right now.

Possible readings

Not uninterested — there's just no room for it yet
No new time was offered, so the ball stays with them
Pushing for a date now would read as pressure

You choose the reading. It writes from there.

02Remember

It already knows who you're writing to

A contact here isn't a phone number. It's a role, an industry, the thing they're good at, the thing they're looking for, where you met, and where the last conversation left off. Drop in a LinkedIn profile screenshot, or photograph a card or a badge, and the fields fill themselves in.

The relationship already exists. Your tools should be the ones remembering it.

Lin Pin-Hsuan

Investment Manager, Shengshi Ventures

Industry: Venture capital, early stage
Strong on: Go-to-market for B2B SaaS
Looking for: Seed teams with real revenue
How you met: SaaS Summit 2026, introduced by David
Last discussed: She wants to see our first-year renewal rate

Filled in from a single LinkedIn screenshot

03Respond

One thing to say, three ways to say it

“I can't make it this week” shouldn't land the same way on a client, on your manager, and on someone you met once last month. bontie hands you a draft you could send as it stands, not a row of tone buttons to experiment with. Write the line yourself and have it recast, or paste in the one you already have and have it polished.

What you mean to say

I can't make it this week

To a client
My week is full, but I don't want this to sit. I'll send over the part we can start on today, and a full schedule on Monday. Does that work?
To your manager
It won't fit this week. Holding the original date means pushing Project A back by a week; otherwise the earliest is Wednesday. Which would you prefer?
To a new contact
This week is genuinely full, and I'd rather do this properly than squeeze it in. Send me two times that suit you next week and I'll work around them.

Most relationships don't end. They simply go unattended.

A new role. A conversation left too long. Someone you meant to write to, until there was no longer an obvious reason to. bontie notices before the moment passes.

Every signal is drawn from what you've already written down. Each one says why it's today, and offers the opening line.

Today

3 worth doing first

Connected in the last 24 hours
Lin Pin-Hsuan · Investment Manager, Shengshi Ventures
While it's still fresh, put the two things you actually discussed into the first message
Started a new role
Chen Yen-Ting · Head of Product, Hongyu Tech
Lead with the congratulations and let that reopen the line. Nothing to pitch this time.
92 days without contact
Sarah Chen · Consultant, Northbridge
Open with the conference she mentioned last time. Give her something useful before you ask for anything.

Stay where the relationship is

bontie is a keyboard, not another window. Whatever you're writing in, the draft happens there — nothing carried out, nothing pasted back.

LINE

Gmail

Slack

bontie keyboard

Messenger

Instagram

Teams

On iOS the keyboard needs Full Access before it can generate anything. It only sends when you ask it to, and it doesn't record what you type in the background.

It starts to sound like you

Not a vague promise that an AI “gets to know you”. Three specific things, all of which you can see and change.

Your own wording: Import one of your own LINE threads and it picks up how you actually write — sentence length, vocabulary, the way you use a comma — instead of falling back on the house voice of business English.
The distance in each relationship: You don't speak to a client, to your manager and to a partner of three years in the same register. That calibration comes from what you've recorded, not from a guess.
Tones you define yourself: If none of the built-in tones fit, write the rule yourself and it becomes a key on the keyboard. Remove the ones you never reach for.

Your tones

Professional
Direct
Warm
Short
Custom

Much of what you entrust to bontie belongs to someone else

Contact details, interaction history, the profile screenshots and card images you upload — little of that is yours alone. It also belongs to the people you're trying to stay close to. So the handling is set out here, in plain sight, rather than buried in terms nobody reads.

Your data isn't our product: We don't sell it, rent it or trade it. Your contact data isn't used for ad targeting, and it's never pooled into a graph that spans other people's accounts.
The keyboard doesn't log keystrokes: The bontie keyboard needs iOS Full Access before it can draft anything. It only sends content when you ask for a draft, and it doesn't record what you type in the background.
Retention periods we can name: Screenshots and images you upload are deleted automatically after 180 days by default, the stored files included. The privacy policy sets out what we keep and for how long — including what has no automatic deletion schedule yet.
We name our AI providers: Every model call goes through a single gateway, and the privacy policy names the providers behind it and what each one is used for. Text recognition on screenshots and cards happens on your own device.

Pricing

Free is the whole product, not a sample of it. What you pay for is room to use it more, never a feature held back.

Free

NT$0

No payment details required

10 AI drafts per day
5 captures and imports per day
Contacts, Today's signals, the keyboard and your own tones — all of it

Premium

Platinum

From NT$499 / mo

NT$5,990 yearly; NT$790 monthly

Everything in Premium
300 AI drafts per day
300 captures and imports per day
Priority support

Prices are in New Taiwan dollars. What you actually pay, tax included, is whatever the App Store or Google Play checkout screen shows. Subscriptions renew automatically through your Apple or Google account, and you can cancel at any time in that platform's subscription settings.

Common questions

Who is bontie for?: People whose work moves through other people: business development, recruiting, account and project management, marketing partnerships — and anyone who simply wants to keep a professional network alive. It assumes you're after long-standing relationships, not a longer list.
How is this different from a CRM?: A CRM is a record of what has already happened: you fill the fields, you set the reminders, and it waits. bontie runs the other way. It reads what you've already recorded, finds a reason to write today, puts it on the list, and drafts the message.
Can I send what the AI writes as-is?: Read it first. Models get things wrong, and a fluent sentence can still be wrong about your relationship. bontie writes the draft; the judgement and the responsibility before you send it are yours.
Can I store my clients' details in it?: You're responsible for the third-party data you enter, including whether you have a lawful basis to collect and use it. bontie won't use your contact data for anything other than providing the service to you, and won't link it across users. The privacy policy has the detail.
How do I cancel a subscription?: Subscriptions are managed by Apple or Google. Cancel in the App Store or Google Play subscription settings and renewal stops at the end of the current period. Refunds follow each platform's own policy.

Write like you were paying attention

Attention before automation. Context before composition. The person before the message.