Now fully on-device

The people in your life.

All your contacts in one calm dashboard. See who you're close to, spot who you've drifted from, and reach out in a tap. Everything stays on your phone.

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People
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You
Everyone18
Favourites4
Circles
Work
Friends
Family
Places
Lucknow8
Drifted7
Welcome back
18 people · 8 cities · 4 close
18
people
8
in Lucknow
6 / 8 / 4
work·friends·family
7
drifted 90d+
Drifted from⋯
TM
Tara Menon
Yoga teacher · Goa
13mo
SL
Sara Lewis
Journalist · London
10mo
RM
Rohan Mehta
Musician · Mumbai
8mo
Keep-in-touch rhythm⋯
42 touches this month · +18%
AQ
Ayaan Qureshi
Architect
Lucknow · recent
NF
Noor Fatima
Pastry chef
Lucknow · recent
ZS
Zoya Siddiqui
Doctor
Family · 6d ago
What it does

Your contacts, finally useful.

The contacts app hasn't changed in fifteen years. It's a list you scroll to make a call. People turns the same list into something you'll want to open.

Everyone at a glance

Your people sorted into circles, cities and favourites, with the numbers that matter up top.

18 people · 8 cities · 3 circles

Notice who's drifted

Anyone you haven't spoken to in three months rises to the top, with their faces, so you can reach out.

7 people quiet for 90 days or more

Keep in touch, gently

Set a soft reminder for anyone, and keep private notes: their kids' names, what you last talked about.

42 touches this month · +18%
Privacy

Your device. Your contacts. Your dashboard.

Most apps that organise contacts upload the whole list to a server first. People reads them where they already are, on your phone, and keeps everything there.

  • Works offline. No internet needed to browse, search or add notes.
  • No servers. Contacts go straight from your phone, files or Google account to this device.
  • No account. Open it and it works. Nothing to sign up for.
0 bytes
of your contacts sent anywhere
Contacts read18
Stored onThis phone
Server uploadsNone
Account requiredNo
Ready when you are

Meet your people again.

Same contacts you already have. A far better way to look at them.

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