Contacts

Your address book, shared by every channel, so “my sister” or “Dana” means the same person everywhere.

What a contact holds

A name, how they're related to you, other names they go by, a group (Family, Work, Friends, Services), several phone numbers and emails (labelled Personal, Work or Other, with one primary), a birthday, a photo and facts. When your helper learns about someone new, it adds them. Background memory also keeps the people you talk about up to date.

Import your address book

Contacts → Import, or drop a file on the page. It takes a vCard export from iPhone, iCloud, Android or Google, or a Google or Outlook CSV, up to 5,000 contacts. A preview shows who's new, who will be merged and who's skipped; untick anything, then import. A merge only fills in what's missing and never overwrites what you typed. The file is read in your browser and never uploaded.

Duplicates and merging

When two contacts look like the same person, a Possible duplicates banner offers a one-tap merge, or "Not the same". You can also open a contact and choose Merge, pick the other contact, and choose what wins.

Finding people

Search by name, number or email as you type. The people your helper knows best are on a shelf at the top, and big address books get A–Z sections with a letter rail.