@emilyjsnowdon Absolutely! Cardhop for iOS is a beautiful and simple (yet powerful!) contacts app, designed for iPhone and iPad. It immediately works with your existing iOS contacts, there's nothing to configure. Here's a list of a few of our features: • Groups: quickly toggle contact groups with a tapNotes: a convenient and powerful way to add notes to your contacts, helping you to strengthen your relationships • Recents: quickly interact with your recent contacts • Birthdays: receive birthday notifications, instantly see upcoming birthdays, and easily send a wish on their special day • iOS widget to quickly access your favorite contacts • Siri Shortcuts • Full accessibility and VoiceOver support • Dark and light themes • Quickly interact with your contacts with the following actions: Call, Copy, Directions, Email, FaceTime, FaceTime Audio, Facebook Messenger, Large Type, Message, Skype, Telegram, Twitter, URL, Viber, and VoIP • Simply enter an action or abbreviation (which you'll find in the Help Book by entering "?" or "help") followed by your contact's name and Cardhop will handle the rest • Even better, some actions are flexible. For example, you can add a subject to an email by entering "email Kent Lunch tomorrow?" and the email including the subject will instantly appear, ready to go! • And much, much more!

@steftheo11 Not at this time, but we will definitely count your request!

@jakemor Thanks very much, Jake! We really appreciate the kind words!

@kreevers No, sorry.

@macguitar any plans to or developer kits?

@kreevers No plans, sorry. But we do hear you! :)

@kreevers @macguitar I was under the impression Cardhop used the Contacts framework? which means that any other app that uses it can essentially provide data into Cardhop. I'd actually be really excited about a mature ecosystem for iCloud Contact apps using the Contacts framework!

@kreevers @sammybauch It does use the Contacts framework!

@ericmueller Glad to hear you like it so much! Thanks! 😊

@rezn Thanks for the kind words!

@sidyakinian @jamie_mci Thanks for the assist, Jamie! :)

@alexandr_romanenko Glad you like it, Alexandr!

@kay0stheory You're welcome! And that's hysterical that Cardhop syncs better than the built-in app, but we're not surprised! :)

@haitianwatcher Thanks so much, James!

@benwtnb Thank you, Ben! We really appreciate your kind words. 😊