Cardhop Contacts for Pc

This app is pretty and works really good, but this is not for someone like myself who understands and uses the 3D Touch function heavily on iPhone. The reason I say this, is because while the app provides with different and new ways to work with your contacts, it does not provide with a way to work more efficiently with your contacts than the stock Phone and Contacts app. If you are user of 3D Touch, you will understand that a single tap on your favorite shortcut menu when you 3D touch the phone app will dial the number immediately instead of presenting you with a pop up message to cancel or call the number for that contact like the app does instead. This is just one example. Another example is the fact that in the native Phone app, you are able to save your favorite contacts and assigned a specific action when you tap on a contact. In other words, you can save a contact in your favorites, so that you would just tap on it and make a Whatsapp call, or video call, or FaceTime call audio or video, or just message that contact. There are other functions this app lacks that the iPhone has with its stock Phone and Contacts app provides to save you time. I will be asking for a refund from Apple. This I believe is the first time I will ask for a refund for any app I have ever paid for in my 7 years of being an App Store customer.

Been using the app for the past 24 hours and it is a game changer for me because of my specific use case (which I think is probably applicable to a lot of people). I am a criminal defense attorney. I don’t like my clients having my personal cell phone number for obvious reasons. I use ringcentral as my business line. Biggest problem has been that I have not saved my client’s in my phone contacts due to fear I may accidentally call them from my personal number. But with this app I can set up a client contact with only the Ringcentral button so I don’t risk calling from my cell number. One complaint - it is being pretty buggy when I try to save the contact or edit details, sometimes crashing several times. One request - could you please make it so we can have different default quick action sets by group? That way I could have call from my cell or FaceTime in friend’s group and only have call from ringcentral if the contact is in my client group. Thanks.

As a longtime Fantastical user and fan, I had high expectations, and I haven’t been disappointed. One has to keep things in context: This is a contacts app, and there’s only so much one can or needs to do with contacts. But within that limitation, it’s thoughtfully organized, attractive, and easy to use, and it shares Fantastical’s ability to just enter or speak what you want to do—enough reason in itself to replace Apple’s Contacts. A good word about support: The app stopped working for me with the first update—I just got a black screen. But the support response was almost instantaneous, and the problem is gone. (I hate to admit this, but I will: The solution, as is so often true, was to delete the app and reinstall it. But that just didn’t occur to me until support suggested it . . . )

the app is from the developers of the game changing iOS calendar app, Fantastical. Very few app developers have impressed to the extent that this developer has (my ranking puts them into "top three all-time", personally) Very simply, the app's developer (Flexbits) has always puts user experience first, while offering "power user" level features in the simplest format possible. Just doesn’t get any better than this. The world of contact management is usually the "lost stepchild" for most major operating systems. Expansive features, support, intuitive design, and sophistication, Every element of this app has the user and their experience as priority number one. The only caveat is don’t be surprised if Apple tries to acquire this company in short order, yet we can’t worry about everything.