Your contacts, with context
Everyone you know carries how you met them, where, and what has happened since, instead of a bare row in an address book.
A CRM for people, not pipelines
Keep everyone you meet in one place, with the context of how you met, what you talked about, and who else you both know.
Everyone you know carries how you met them, where, and what has happened since, instead of a bare row in an address book.
Stay in touch before the relationship quietly goes cold, without having to remember to set a reminder.
Search in plain English for people, places, and conversations across everything you have saved.
| Capability | Connections | Spreadsheet or contacts app |
|---|---|---|
| Contacts with notes and history | Yes | Limited |
| How you know each other, mapped | Yes | No |
| Follow-up reminders | Yes | No |
| Plain-English search across your network | Yes | No |
| Warm intros through someone you both trust | Yes | No |
| Shared calendars and events in the same place | Yes | No |
It is a place to keep the people you already know, rather than sales leads. Connections stores how you met someone, what you talked about, and who else you both know, so the relationship has a memory instead of living in your head.
A contacts app stores a name and a number. Connections also keeps notes, your event and calendar history together, follow-up reminders, and the map of who connects you to whom.
Yes. You can import contacts from a CSV or vCard file, and everything you import keeps its own history from then on.
Connections surfaces people you have not spoken to in a while, so you stay in touch before the relationship quietly goes cold rather than having to set a reminder yourself.
Yes. You can ask for people, places, conversations, or who needs follow-up, and search runs across the contacts, notes, and events you have saved.
Yes, it is free to start. You do not need a card to create an account, and the base workspace is not metered. Paid Pass plans are there if you want higher limits.