Names, emails, phone numbers, addresses and notes, encrypted on your device, with your contacts brought over from Google, Apple or Outlook. Included in every plan.
Keep everyone you know in one place and at hand across the suite, in an address book only you can open.
Export a .vcf file from Google Contacts, Apple Contacts or Outlook and open it here. Your device reads it, shows what it found and which people you already have, and photos are made small. The file itself never reaches us.
When an email on a card belongs to a Jelly account, the card offers to link it, and only links when you say so. Compare safety words with them once, and the card tells you if their key ever changes.
On Plus, a team keeps shared books like Customers or Suppliers. Share one with the whole team or restrict it to a group, and edits show up live for everyone who has it open.
Type @an in Tasks, in a page or in the share dialog, and Anna is offered from your contacts. If she can't open the project yet, the app asks before sharing it with her.
Start typing a name or a company in Mail and your contacts come first. Add a sender to your contacts from the message itself.
People you've written to at least three times in 90 days, who aren't in an address book yet. Worked out on your device; add them, or tell Mail not to ask again.
Mail a contact from their card, or message a teammate in Jelly Chat. Share a page or file with a linked contact, with them already filled in.
Import spots people you already have, and a card says when it looks like a possible duplicate. Merge two cards yourself, choosing what to keep, with undo.
Download an address book, a few contacts or one card as a .vcf file, made on your device, for any other contacts app.
A photo is resized to a small avatar on your device and kept inside the encrypted card.
Find anyone by name, company, email, phone, address or note. Your device builds the search index and keeps it encrypted, and your search terms never reach us.
In a team workspace, your teammates are listed under Team. Save one to a book when you want to add notes.
Take someone off a team address book and the book gets a new key. They can't read what's added after that.
My contacts in your personal workspace stays yours alone: only team books are shared.
Each address book is one encrypted document, sealed on your device. We store it and know who it's shared with, how big it is and when it changes, but not who's in it, or even how many. Files you import or export never reach us.