Tapestry PRM vs. Goodword
Goodword and Tapestry PRM both help you find the right person in your network. Goodword is a relationship platform you use on the web, on your phone and inside your AI assistant. Tapestry PRM is a Mac app that keeps your relationship memory in a folder on your device and never acts on your accounts.
Disclosed: we make Tapestry PRM. Details about Goodword come from its official website, checked on 2 November 2026. Prices and features change; check their site for the latest.
Side by side
| Compare | Goodword | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | A private personal CRM for Mac, built from your own email, calendar, messages and contacts | “A modern relationship management platform” |
| Where your data lives | In a folder on your device; unless you turn on Always-on, no Tapestry server stores it or can read it | In Goodword’s service, which uses your data “to provide the product” and says it does not sell it |
| Account | Required and free. It holds your email address and sign-in records, not your relationship data | Required; the 14-day free trial asks for a credit card |
| Price, as listed | The local version is free; Multi-device and Always-on are available, and Team is in preview | Connector $299.99 billed yearly (about $25 a month) or $29.99 monthly; Teams on request; no free plan |
| Platforms | Mac, with an iPhone companion app | Web and mobile |
| Sources | Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Contacts, Apple Contacts, iMessage, WhatsApp, Signal, Android texts (experimental), FaceTime and phone calls, Google Voice, LinkedIn, Instagram, Slack, Granola, Fathom, Fireflies.ai, HubSpot and Attio | LinkedIn, Gmail, Outlook, Google Calendar, Outlook Calendar, Luma, Granola and CSV files |
| Texts and messaging apps | iMessage, WhatsApp, Signal and calls, read on your Mac | Not listed among its integrations |
| Where each detail came from | Each detail keeps a link to the message, email or meeting it came from | Not stated |
| Beyond your own network | Built from your own sources | “Your network’s network”: people your closest connections can open doors to |
| AI assistants | A read-only MCP server for the assistant you choose, off until you turn it on, with every access recorded on your device | MCP for Claude, ChatGPT/Codex and Gemini |
| Acts for you | Never. It doesn’t send, post or contact anyone for you, and never writes back to your sources; you press send | Reminders and recommendations about the people who matter |
| Works offline | Yes | Not stated |
Which is right for you
Choose Goodword if
You want to use your network on the web and your phone today.
You want to see who your closest connections can introduce you to.
You want to share one network across a team.
Choose Tapestry PRM if
You want your relationship memory to stay on your Mac.
You want your texts and messaging apps to count, not only email, calendar and LinkedIn.
You want every detail to keep its source, and an assistant that reads only what you allow.
You want a free option, without a trial or a credit card.
Questions
Does Goodword have a free plan?
No. Goodword offers a 14-day free trial that asks for a credit card, then the Connector plan at $299.99 billed yearly or $29.99 a month. Tapestry PRM’s local version is free; it is invite-only for now.
Do both work with Claude and ChatGPT?
Yes. Goodword brings your network into Claude, ChatGPT and Gemini through its MCP. Tapestry PRM has a read-only MCP server for the assistant you choose; it is off until you turn it on, and every access is recorded on your device.
Does Goodword have a Mac app?
Goodword lists web and mobile. On a Mac you use it in the browser. Tapestry PRM is a Mac app and works offline.
Can I import my contacts from Goodword?
Not directly yet; CSV import is planned. Tapestry builds most of your relationship memory from your own email, calendar, messages and contacts, so there’s usually little to import.
Sources
Goodword homepage and FAQ, checked 2 November 2026
Goodword pricing, checked 2 November 2026
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