The story
We built Fiboh after losing a client over a missed note.
In 2024, a one-line voice memo — "follow up with the printer about Thursday's proof" — sat unread in a notes app for six days. By the time we saw it, the client had already moved to someone else.
"It wasn't that we forgot. It's that nothing ever told us it mattered."
That became the question behind Fiboh: what if the note itself could tell you where it belongs, when it matters, and who needs to know? Not another app to check — an inbox that organizes itself.
Two years, three failed prototypes and one very patient design partner later, Fiboh does exactly that — quietly, in the background, on your device.
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2024 — The missed noteA single overlooked memo costs a client relationship.
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2024 — First prototypeA keyword tagger. Fast, but dumb — too many false matches.
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2025 — On-device modelSmall local model understands context without sending data anywhere.
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2026 — Open betaFiboh organizes thousands of notes a day for early users.