Who you met, where, and when you last spoke, without the admin. Your contacts stay on your device.
What it does
Record that you saw someone in moments. The time and place fill themselves in. No forms, no friction.
Every interaction with someone, drawn on a map. See where your relationship has actually happened.
Land somewhere for two days and see who you know within 1, 5, 10, 25 or 50 km. The people you'd otherwise remember on the flight home.
Birthdays, anniversaries and the things you promised to follow up on. Reminded on your device, scheduled locally.
Quietly points out the friend you haven't seen in months, the contact you've never actually spoken to, and the birthday coming up this week. Go deeper for the full picture of your contacts, catch-ups and events.
Hide a contact behind Face ID, or put it in a vault with its own passphrase. Nothing is uploaded to make it work.
Custom fields for whatever matters to you, kept on your phone rather than somewhere we can see. Reading and writing it never needs a connection.
And the rest
Questions
You can export a backup file at any time and keep it wherever you like, then restore from it on a new device. Your phone's own backup (iCloud or Google) will usually include the app too, if you have that switched on.
No. There's nothing to sign up for and nothing to sign in to. Open the app and start.
Yes. If paid features are ever added, the price will be clear before you pay anything, and what you've already got will keep working.
Three levels: standard, private behind Face ID, and a vault behind its own passphrase. Individual notes, events and relationships can be private on their own too.
The app is translated into 20 languages, including Arabic with right-to-left layout.
Yes, from your phone's address book, so you're not starting from an empty list. Read-only, and only when you choose to.
We don't have a server that holds your data, no account to create and nothing to sell. The rest is about the people who can pick up your phone.
Private hides behind Face ID. The vault has its own passphrase, so it stays shut even when your phone is unlocked. Either way, no hint they exist.
A single note, event or relationship can be private on its own.
Someone walks over. Shake the phone and anything unlocked snaps shut.
A reminder about a private contact won't put their name on your lock screen.