The people in your mail, calendar, documents and chats show up in Live Context. For each person, Dvina keeps what it learned and what's still open between you, so you can see it at a glance before you meet or reply.

How it works

Dvina learns about people from your mail, calendar, documents and chats. Each person gets a short line about who they are to you, and a picture: an object Dvina picks from the part they play in your life, never from how they look. You can use a photo instead.

Only you see your people.

See your people

  1. Open Live Context.
  2. Scroll to People. If there are more people than fit, choose All to see everyone.

Each tile shows the person's object or photo, their name and who they are to you.

Look at a person

Choose a person to open them in place. You see:

  • Ask Dvina about Sam (with the person's name), your next meeting with them and the place you meet. Choose the place to open it.
  • Open with them: What's still open between you.
  • In your contexts: The areas of your life they're part of. Choose one to open it.
  • What Dvina knows: The first few things Dvina learned about them, each with its date and the words it came from.

To see everything, choose Full page. The person's page opens in the side panel, with all of What Dvina knows, the Moments together behind it (the mails, meetings and documents) and your Trips together.

To close the person, choose them again or choose Close.

Change how a person shows

Open the person, then open Person actions (···).

  • Rename: Enter a new Name and save it.
  • Change Object…: Choose an earlier object or keep the current one, or choose Generate Another for a new one. When the part someone plays in your life changes, Dvina may offer a new object; you decide.
  • Use a Photo…: Pick a photo to show instead of the object. To go back, choose Use Object Instead.
  • Feature Sam Less (with the person's name): The person moves after the others. To undo it, choose Feature Sam Normally.

Correct what Dvina knows

If something Dvina linked to a person isn't about them:

  1. Open the person, then open Person actions (···).
  2. Choose Not Sam? Tell Dvina… (with the person's name).
  3. Dvina shows the line it means. Choose Not Sam to confirm.

That line stops being about them. The fact itself stays.

Forget a person

  1. Open the person, then open Person actions (···).
  2. Choose Forget Sam… (with the person's name), then Forget to confirm.

Dvina forgets what it learned about the person. Your topics stay.

When to use

  • You're about to meet someone and want to know what's open between you.
  • You want to see who's part of a project, and what Dvina learned from each of them.
  • Dvina has the wrong picture of someone, or you'd rather it forgot them.