new

improved

fixed

1.2.0

Introducing: To-Dos
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.
  • Give a to-do a due date and Persodex reminds you. Tap the reminder and it opens that contact with the to-do highlighted.
  • Flag anything Important to pull it to the top.
  • Add one without opening the contact: press and hold a name in your list and pick »Add To-Do«.
  • Due to-dos show up under
    Upcoming
    , next to birthdays and catch-ups.
  • Not your thing? One switch in Settings hides to-dos and stops their reminders.
Free for everyone.
Upcoming page has been redesigned
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.
  • Narrow the list to Today, Next Week, Next Month or Anytime.
  • Filter by what it is: birthdays, catch-ups or to-dos.
  • Anything overdue turns red wherever it appears.
Your AI note-summary now reads your to-dos too
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.
Name-Sorting (Thank you, »Diva hier«!)
Set how names are displayed and how the list is sorted, separately. In Settings, under Names.
Fixed
  • The app now speaks the language you picked in Settings everywhere, widgets included.
  • The contact list no longer jumps back to the top while you're scrolling it.
  • Press and hold a contact, choose Add Note or Edit Contact, and it opens every time instead of occasionally doing nothing.
  • Pinching to zoom in Network no longer opens a contact by accident.