Five people worth a call this week.

Each row is a name, their role, their company (with sector and size, when known), and why now — something genuinely current, like a signal or a booked meeting. A person only makes the list with a real signal and someone who holds the connection, named on the card. When the card has a recent signal it also shows a “Latest signal” line, with how well you know them.

Tap a row for what we know about them, a suggested first line (with an option to have it written fresh in your workspace’s own voice), who holds the connection, and your last touch with them. Anything genuinely not known yet says so plainly — “No recent signal”, “Nothing on file yet” — never a guess.

The card also says strong, warm, weak or unknown, with one plain reason (for example “You have both reached out, last 5 days ago”). Strong is regular two-way contact, warm is in touch recently, weak is little or old contact, and unknown means you are connected but nothing has been recorded. The same four words show on your contacts and pipeline. It comes from the emails, calls, meetings and notes already recorded, with anything they sent you counting for more. If nothing has been recorded it says so, and shows unknown.

Talked, Not now, or Something’s wrong — whichever fits, once you’ve acted on it or decided not to.

Above the list, up to three people you were once close to and have not spoken to in about six months or more, each with a one-line opener you can copy. It only appears when there is someone to show. Nothing is sent for you.

Snooze hides a person for 30 days; Dismiss removes them for good. Both are just for you. The same strip sits at the top of Next.