Hi, I'm Magnus.

I'm Magnus. Before MyBrivio, I had my own wristwatch brand. I could only get it off the ground because I knew people who helped me — and I knew them because I'd been looking after my network even back then. Getting to the actual launch took forever. Along the way I kept meeting people, and some of them were still supporting me years later.

There's one story I'll never forget: at a trade fair in Switzerland I met a buyer from a Munich watch brand. We really had nothing to do with each other, but we stayed in touch. Years later, when I needed a watch movement for a prototype, he gave it to me for free. He never would have done that if we'd let the contact go quiet in between.

My day job shows me the same thing every day. Since 2020 I've worked in IT wholesale, looking after relationships with large international manufacturers. At its core, it's about nothing but relationships. You run into people again after years, in a completely different position than before. And the contacts that sat cold for a long time can turn out to be the most important ones.

At some point my network was simply bigger than what I could keep in my head. So I built MyBrivio for myself: after a conversation, I talk for 20 seconds about what mattered, and the app sorts it — personal kept apart from professional. No form, because I'd never have filled one in after a conversation.

If we know each other from work and you're wondering what I've noted about you: it's the things you'd like to remember and still forget in everyday life — like the name of someone's child or where their last holiday was. That's not a file. It's a memory for the fact that people matter to me.

MyBrivio is bootstrapped, built in Munich, with no outside funding. Not a company CRM, not a growth hack — just a tool for the human side of your network.