Nexus Contacts
Meet People. Remember Context.
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Capture and organize details about people you meet. Take a photo, add notes about your interaction, and set follow-up reminders. Record names to ensure you remember them correctly and practice recalling faces.
What's New in Nexus Contacts
1.2.3
October 6, 2026
Business cards Open someone you have met and add their business card. Scan both sides, crop and rotate, then review what was read before anything is saved. You tick what you want to keep and correct whatever the text recognition got wrong. Nothing reaches your address book until you say so. A card you already saved can be read again, and a card you pick from your photo library is read the same way a fresh scan is. Sharing • If the name you typed differs from a contact you already have, Nexus asks after the send instead of deciding for you. • If notifications are off, it tells you instead of failing quietly. Sync and backup • Turning sync off now removes the iCloud copy, and says that is what happened. • "Synced" no longer appears above a store whose writes are being rejected. • A restore checks the counts the backup file has always carried, and warns you if it lands while iCloud is still filling. Also fixed: a failed verification pass could take away capacity you had paid for. Removed the Siri Shortcuts actions. If you added one to your Home Screen, you can delete it.
MoreSubscriptions & In-App Purchases
$19.99
Capacity: 1,000 People
Room for 1,000 people you've met. One-time purchase.
FAQ
How many people can I add to Nexus Contacts for free?
Nexus Contacts is free for the first 100 people you capture. All features are included without a trial or subscription for this initial limit. If you need to add more, there are in-app purchase options available.
What are the purchase options for Nexus Contacts?
You can purchase Nexus Contacts for $19.99 to capture up to 1,000 people, or $49.99 for unlimited people. The upgrade path ensures that starting with the lower tier and upgrading later will not exceed the $49.99 total cost.
Does Nexus Contacts have ads?
No, Nexus Contacts does not contain advertisements. The app is built with privacy in mind and explicitly states no ad SDKs are used.
How often is Nexus Contacts updated?
The latest version, 1.2.3, was released on 2026-10-06. While specific update frequency isn't detailed, the app has seen regular updates to its features and stability.
What devices does Nexus Contacts support?
Nexus Contacts is available for iPhone and iPad devices. It is designed to work seamlessly across Apple's mobile ecosystem.
Is my data safe with Nexus Contacts?
Yes, your data is kept private as Nexus Contacts has no servers. All captured information resides on your device. iCloud sync is optional and off by default, with a sync-health screen to monitor its status.
Can I export my contacts from Nexus Contacts?
Yes, you can push anyone you capture into your phone's address book when you choose. Your captured data remains yours at any count, allowing viewing, editing, and exporting.
What is the age rating for Nexus Contacts?
Nexus Contacts has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for a wide range of users, including younger individuals, due to its simple and non-offensive content.
