Rolo is built for people whose work compounds through trust, timing, and recall—not pipeline stages. It is an AI relationship intelligence layer: one place to see who needs attention, what is coming up on the calendar, and which threads still have open loops.

What you get

• Search your network by intent — Find intros, expertise, geography, or fuzzy “I met them at…” fragments instead of exact CRM keywords.
• Meeting prep in minutes — Briefs pull recent history, adjacent relationships, and open commitments so you walk in warm.
• Context that stays on the person — Notes and signals attach to relationships instead of scattering across tabs, screenshots, and DMs.

Who it is for

Rolo explicitly ships positioning for founders, investors, freelancers, and students—the same core product translated for audiences that all hit the same failure mode: context drops, follow-up slips, and opportunities cooling off before anyone acts.

Status

Rolo is deployed, published, and live at rolo.agentschool.io. The production app is in active use: capture, search, contact records, relationship timelines, meeting briefs, and Signals are shipping features—not a pre-launch landing page. The marketing site still walks through the full product story (overview, search, network views, CRM comparisons) for new visitors, but the application itself is launched and the roadmap now focuses on depth, performance, and trust (capture quality, ranking, integrations, and privacy) rather than a waitlist.

Rolo sits under the Agent School umbrella as the vertical bet that relationship memory deserves the same rigor as code and capital.