Notes, to-dos, favorites, tags and catch-up frequencies you add on one device now land on the right person everywhere.

A contact with an address now shows their local time under Details, so you know before you call whether you are about to wake someone up. When the date over there has already turned over it says Tomorrow or Yesterday. The offset is worked out entirely on your device - nothing is looked up online.

The type filter has left the toolbar menu and now sits under the title as a row of chips, so you can always see which filter is on and clear it in one tap. Notes also gains the same List / Map switch the Contacts tab uses, instead of a button whose icon changed meaning as you pressed it.

Every contact now has a To-Dos tab for the things you want to get done - send the deck, make the intro, follow up after the trip.

Free for everyone.

The whole screen is new. A dark header greets you by name and sums up what's coming in a single line. »You have 3 catch-ups, 2 to-dos and 1 birthday« with each number tinted to match its rows below, so the sentence doubles as the key to the list. Your events sit on a light panel with rounded shoulders that rides up over the header as you scroll: the summary when you want it, the full list when you don't.

Summarising a contact no longer looks only at your notes. It takes in what's still open and what you've already finished, then closes by telling you what's outstanding - anything overdue first. Written by Apple Intelligence on your iPhone, as before. Nothing is sent anywhere.

Set how names are displayed and how the list is sorted, separately. In Settings, under Names.

Point your camera at a business card and Persodex reads it. Name, title, company, email, phone, website and address. The card is read entirely on your iPhone - the photo is never uploaded and never leaves your device!

Put it on your Home Screen or Lock Screen and the camera opens straight into scanning - useful at a conference, when you have four seconds and one free hand.

This is a big one!

Apple Contacts already lets you add relationships like spouse, parent, child, friend, or manager. But they’re stored as names, not actual connections between contacts.

Persodex takes this native feature further. It matches relationships to the people in your address book, turns them into real, navigable connections, and brings them together in an interactive network.

Start with yourself and explore the people around you, from family and friends to colleagues and professional connections.

And just like the rest of Persodex, the underlying relationship data stays in your native contacts.

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Write a note across several lines and it stays that way - in Persodex and on the contact card in Apple's Contacts app. Until now, every line break was flattened into a space the moment the note was saved.

Also fixed:

Your contacts are now to each other. Type in any note to mention another contact: tap a mention to jump straight to their profile.

Share an email to Persodex via the share sheet and it's saved as a note on the matching contact! Details captured before you forget them.

Notes with a location can now be viewed on a map, right from a contact's timeline.

As always: your data stays on your device and in your private iCloud. No servers, no tracking.

What's new in 1.1.3:

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