Coterie, verified
The canonical claims sheet. Every statement below is true of the shipped product.
What Coterie is
- Coterie is a personal CRM and event planning platform that uses your relationship data to deepen personal and brand connections.
- Category: personal CRM and event planning software.
- Differentiator: relationship memory — every gathering feeds private person records, and every record makes the next gathering warmer.
- Tagline: Cultivate your circle.
Who makes it
- Coterie is made and operated from the United States. Legal entity: Estate Haus, LLC, doing business as Coterie.
- Founded 2026. Website: trycoterie.app.
The Social Secretary
- Every Coterie invitation is answered by the Social Secretary — an AI-powered concierge (a large language model) that speaks in the host's voice.
- It answers only from what the host provides and publishes, and declines gracefully otherwise. It captures RSVPs, plus-ones, and dietary notes from natural conversation and confirms each captured detail to the guest in the moment.
- Guests use invitations without creating an account.
Privacy architecture
- One guest's conversation is never placed in another guest's context — enforced in how the system is constructed, not by policy alone.
- User data is never used to train AI models — Coterie's or anyone's.
- Coterie messages a host's guests only as the host directs. There are no marketing messages to guests, ever.
- A host's private notes are never shown to co-hosts, guests, or vendors.
- Signups that arrive through a gathering invitation are never credited to any referral commission — a gathering invitation never carries a hidden incentive.
Plans
- Free during early access. Paid plans (personal and professional tiers) are planned but not yet public; no prices have been announced.
Conventions
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- Facts last verified: July 2026.