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‎Contacts App - App Store Contacts Utilities Free Share 3.2K Ratings 3.5 Age Rating 4+ In-App Controls Category Utilities Developer Apple Language EN + 32 More iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch With Contacts on iOS, iPadOS and macOS, you can store and manage your and other’s contact information, birthdays, Contact Posters and more. Easily connect with your contacts with Mail, Messages, Phone, or FaceTime. Or instantly share your Contact Poster and your number or email address with someone new through NameDrop on iPhone and Apple Watch. Manage Your Contacts Easily add people to your contacts, and sync their contact information across all your devices with iCloud, Microsoft Exchange, Google, and other syncing services. If your contacts choose to, you can automatically get updates to their Contact Poster through Messages, Phone and FaceTime as well. Get Connected Quickly When you need a contact’s information, you can search to find who you’re looking for. You can then quickly message, call, FaceTime, email or even Apple Pay them. If you add their social profile to their contact card, you can jump to it with a tap. And if you add their birthday, you’ll also see it in Calendar so you never miss it. Store Your Personal Information Create a My Card in Contacts to store your own contact information including your phone numbers, email addresses, physical addresses, and more. You can then use the information in your My Card to use Autofill to instantly complete forms online or in apps across iOS, iPadOS and macOS. Customize Your Contact Poster Create a customized poster to represent yourself when you connect with others using Messages, Phone and FaceTime. Choose from various treatments for photos, Memoji and your name, and choose to automatically share it with your contacts or be asked every time before you share. Share your Contact with NameDrop Exchange contact information with someone new by simply bringing your iPhone near their iPhone or Apple Watch. Your name and Contact Poster are automatically included every time, and you can select the phone number or email address you want to share from your My Card along with it. Use Contacts on Apple Watch Select people from your contacts to use as a complication on your watch face for easy access, and quickly connect with them through Messages, Phone or Mail right from your wrist. You can also create new contacts and customize existing contacts, or exchange contact information with someone new using NameDrop with their iPhone or Apple Watch. more Ratings & Reviews 3.5 out of 5 3.2K Ratings Stand-in for Basic Features? 12/09/2021 Mulan.Moriarty Great app to manage all your contacts. The convenient features at the top that allow me to Call, Message, Video chat, e-mail, and Apple Pay are one of my favorite things about this. I am however confused about two other things1. The Groups tabWe can choose what groups to show in the main list. This is literally the only thing about this feature. We can’t customize each group. No custom names, no custom ringtones, no ability to ADD CONTACTS whether in this tab or when we edit a contact. HOW IS THIS NOT IMPLEMENTED? Instead of having set song play whenever a contact from Group A calls, I have to go through each contact in that group and individually set the same tone. That way, I would know what type of contact is calling just by the tone 2. Related NamesI’m still confused about this. We can choose from an extensive list of relationships for our contact, that’s great. So when we tap “Done”, we can view it on their card. I would like it so that it links the contacts. That way if I tap on Aunt Jenny’s profile and see that Cousin Matt has been added as her son, I can tap on his name to pull up his contact card, instead of having to go back to the main list and frantically search for him Stand-in for Basic Features? 12/09/2021 Mulan.Moriarty Great app to manage all your contacts. The convenient features at the top that allow me to Call, Message, Video chat, e-mail, and Apple Pay are one of my favorite things about this. I am however confused about two other things1. The Groups tabWe can choose what groups to show in the main list. This is literally the only thing about this feature. We can’t customize each group. No custom names, no custom ringtones, no ability to ADD CONTACTS whether in this tab or when we edit a contact. HOW IS THIS NOT IMPLEMENTED? Instead of having set song play whenever a contact from Group A calls, I have to go through each contact in that group and individually set the same tone. That way, I would know what type of contact is calling just by the tone 2. Related NamesI’m still confused about this. We can choose from an extensive list of relationships for our contact, that’s great. So when we tap “Done”, we can view it on their card. I would like it so that it links the contacts. That way if I tap on Aunt Jenny’s profile and see that Cousin Matt has been added as her son, I can tap on his name to pull up his contact card, instead of having to go back to the main list and frantically search for him Classic failure for families! 10/27/2021 Stuke ITools, dotMac, MobileMe…if you recognize these names chances are you raised an Apple family and now you’ve tried to figure out Family Sharing since independent Apple IDs are the only way Apple wants you to live in their universe. So what? Ever try sharing the family contacts with your partner? It does not work. I’m not talking about sending back and forth with AirPlay or similar. I’m talking about maintaining one synced database. OK, fine, give us the ability to have private lists but like calendars, allow the head of family sharing to share this database! Don’t give me “privacy” as the reason why. I can share calendars in our iCloud family space and load anything I want into an event so protection of birthdays, addresses, phone numbers, etc. in a Contact is not the reason to NOT provide Family Sharing! Get with it Apple. This is 2021 after all.Really, no developer response? Shows you just how much Apple *really* cares about you versus what *they* want to do. At least the latest MacBook Pros brought back common ports, maybe there is a shred of hope the software teams care, too. OR, simply tell me how to share Contacts in a Family Sharing environment!! Classic failure for families! 10/27/2021 Stuke ITools, dotMac, MobileMe…if you recognize these names chances are you raised an Apple family and now you’ve tried to figure out Family Sharing since independent Apple IDs are the only way Apple wants you to live in their universe. So what? Ever try sharing the family contacts with your partner? It does not work. I’m not talking about sending back and forth with AirPlay or similar. I’m talking about maintaining one synced database. OK, fine, give us the ability to have private lists but like calendars, allow the head of family sharing to share this database! Don’t give me “privacy” as the reason why. I can share calendars in our iCloud family space and load anything I want into an event so protection of birthdays, addresses, phone numbers, etc. in a Contact is not the reason to NOT provide Family Sharing! Get with it Apple. This is 2021 after all.Really, no developer response? Shows you just how much Apple *really* cares about you versus what *they* want to do. At least the latest MacBook Pros brought back common ports, maybe there is a shred of hope the software teams care, too. OR, simply tell me how to share Contacts in a Family Sharing environment!! Keeps resetting settings with every update 08/26/2022 Catspaw10 So I received a message from a total stranger today, with Siri claiming to have matched with someone in my contacts. Best I can determine, Siri matched first name only. Weirdly, I’ve got Siri turned off on the global level. And I’ve previously gone through each app and turned off Siri. And there it still is, functionally normally (though not as I, the device owner, wish). Also weirdly, the number of spam messages I receive keeps increasing. Even though I am exceedingly cautious about sharing my actual contact details. What’s up, Apple? Why can’t my settings be retained and honored? And on the subject, why is Bluetooth turned back on with every update? I have literally zero bluetooth enabled devices and find it to be a battery drain with no benefit. Why do I need to keep turning it off with every update? I ask again, Apple, what’s up with that? My own devices, my own requirements and limitations, my own knowledge of my own circumstances. And you keep overruling my decisions? Cart driving the horse. 😞 Keeps resetting settings with every update 08/26/2022 Catspaw10 So I received a message from a total stranger today, with Siri claiming to have matched with someone in my contacts. Best I can determine, Siri matched first name only. Weirdly, I’ve got Siri turned off on the global level. And I’ve previously gone through each app and turned off Siri. And there it still is, functionally normally (though not as I, the device owner, wish). Also weirdly, the number of spam messages I receive keeps increasing. Even though I am exceedingly cautious about sharing my actual contact details. What’s up, Apple? Why can’t my settings be retained and honored? And on the subject, why is Bluetooth turned back on with every update? I have literally zero bluetooth enabled devices and find it to be a battery drain with no benefit. Why do I need to keep turning it off with every update? I ask again, Apple, what’s up with that? My own devices, my own requirements and limitations, my own knowledge of my own circumstances. And you keep overruling my decisions? Cart driving the horse. 😞 If it’s not broke, don’t fix it. (2of2) 03/13/2024 ahh apple.... It would appear that in one of the latest updates you guys have modified the way you can edit a contact within the phones interface.I can no longer add a number to my contacts through the phone app and instead have to go to contacts copy and paste the number into t