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Contacts

The people in your life — remembered properly.

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People directory with phone, email, relationship, and birthday columns

Your whole address book, auditable at a glance.

Who it’s for

Anyone whose relationships outgrow their phone’s contacts app — the birthday-rememberers, the holiday-card senders, and anyone who hates asking "wait, how do I know you again?"

What you say, what QuiverOS does

Had coffee with Priya today — her daughter just started kindergarten.
Logged a coffee with Priya and saved the detail.
  • Found the existing Priya (no duplicate created)
  • Added a coffee touchpoint dated today with the kindergarten note
  • Last contacted updated automatically

What it tracks

The shape, out of the box.

  • One clean record per person — phone, email, relationship, company, how you met
  • Birthdays: set a date of birth once; the annual reminder and age derive themselves
  • Every touchpoint (call, coffee, meal, favor, gift) logged under the person
  • Last-contacted, computed from your actual touch history
  • Households, families, and circles as groups — holiday-card lists included
  • A "falling out of touch" radar and a map of where everyone lives
  • Link it into your other apps: deals, projects, and events reference the same people

A look around

Inside the app.

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A contact with touch history, birthday reminder, and groups
One person, one record — with the whole story.
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Overview with touches per month, falling-out-of-touch list, and a map
Who you’re seeing — and who you’re losing.

Try the Contacts app.

Free during beta. Set up an app in under a minute.