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About Nexus Contacts

Meet someone new. Take a photo of the two of you, jot why you met, and Nexus Contacts remembers the context. Nexus Contacts is a capture app for the people you meet in person: the conference hallway, the next seat at a wedding. Take the photo, write a quick note, set a follow-up if you want one, all in the time it takes to say goodbye. HOW IT WORKS • Get in the frame together • Write a one-line note while it's fresh: who they are, what you talked about • Set a follow-up reminder if you want one, and snooze it if today isn't the day • Everyone you've met lives in one grid: search, filter, revisit ASK THEM HOW THEY SAY THEIR NAME Names are easy to get wrong and awkward to ask about twice. Record the person saying their own name, and play it back whenever you need it. The recording lives on their card. KNOW THEIR NAME BEFORE YOU SEE THEM AGAIN Once you have captured someone, Practice Names appears in the menu. Pick one event or one place, and the app brings you those faces a few at a time. You say how it went: got it, nearly, or no. Nothing keeps count. ALSO IN THE APP • Scan a business card, and the text is read on your device • Start an event, and everyone you capture is tagged with it until you end it • A map of everywhere you have met people • Send your own details by Messages, choosing which of your cards to send • Push anyone you capture into your phone's address book, when you want to YOUR DATA STAYS YOURS Nexus Contacts has no servers. Every person you capture lives on your device first. iCloud sync is off by default on new installs. Turn it on if you want your library on more than one device. A sync-health screen tells you whether it is actually working, not just whether it is switched on. Your backup file explains itself: open it in a text editor years from now, with no app installed, and the file tells you what it is and how to read it back out. That's what "your data" is supposed to mean. PRICING Free for the first 100 people you capture, every feature included, no trial, no subscription. If your network outgrows that, one purchase raises the limit: $19.99 for 1,000 people, or $49.99 for no limit at all. Start at $19.99 and the step up to no limit costs $30 later, so either path comes to the same $49.99. Buy once, keep it. Your phone's address book never counts toward the limit, only the people you capture with Nexus. Whatever you've captured stays yours at any count: view, edit, export, and sync keep working. The limit only pauses adding new people. PRIVACY, PLAINLY • No account, no signup, no login • No analytics, no tracking, no ad SDKs • No third-party servers, sync uses your own iCloud account, and it's optional • Camera, Photos, Contacts, Location, and Calendar access are all used only for what you'd expect and only when you ask for it — see the in-app permission prompts for exactly why each one is requested Built by Common Nexus. Questions or feedback: [email protected]

What’s new

Version 1.2.3 · Updated October 6, 2026

Business cards Open someone you have met and add their business card. Scan both sides, crop and rotate, then review what was read before anything is saved. You tick what you want to keep and correct whatever the text recognition got wrong. Nothing reaches your address book until you say so. A card you already saved can be read again, and a card you pick from your photo library is read the same way a fresh scan is. Sharing • If the name you typed differs from a contact you already have, Nexus asks after the send instead of deciding for you. • If notifications are off, it tells you instead of failing quietly. Sync and backup • Turning sync off now removes the iCloud copy, and says that is what happened. • "Synced" no longer appears above a store whose writes are being rejected. • A restore checks the counts the backup file has always carried, and warns you if it lands while iCloud is still filling. Also fixed: a failed verification pass could take away capacity you had paid for. Removed the Siri Shortcuts actions. If you added one to your Home Screen, you can delete it.

App privacy

The developer, Common Nexus LLC, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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