A new application named “People” is set to debut on the iPhone, and it appears to have great potential. Similar to Cardhop and other alternatives to Contacts apps, People aims to modernize your address book by adding valuable context.
This is the introduction from indie developer Andrew Theis:
I’ve been developing a product that caters to those who frequently meet new people, both personally and professionally, but often struggle to remember everyone. If you can relate, you might have used Notes to jot down names—not the most effective solution.
Thus, I created a tool designed to assist with this, along with a means to better organize your contacts and everyone in your life.
The app features an appealing product page where you can learn more about it. Additionally, you can sign up for the public beta ahead of its arrival next week.
The app’s superpower seems to be encouraging users to add the kind of context that will be beneficial later. This YouTube Short summarizes everything you need to understand about the app:
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