Deep dive
Keep using your phone's own contacts app. allme adds the people you're connected with and keeps the details they share with you up to date.
Yuki just uses her phone book.
Phone books go out of date.
Her allme people land in her own phone book.
Always right — without Yuki doing a thing.
Your connections appear in your phone's own contacts, so you call and text them from the apps you already use.
When a linked connection changes a detail they share with you, the contact on your phone updates by itself.
Sync is off until you switch it on. You choose which contact each connection links to, and which details go where.
Turn on contact sync in the app's settings and allow access to your contacts. That's also where you choose which details go where.
allme suggests the matching contact on your phone by number, email and name. Pick it, search for another, or create a new contact — or sync everyone in one go.
What they share with you lands in the right fields of your phone's contacts — number, email, address, photo — and stays up to date.
Sync only writes what a connection shares with you, and only to contacts you've linked. It adds and updates details but never deletes anything from your phone book — unlinking keeps the contact. A small allme marker on the contact keeps the link, so the same person isn't added twice. Contact sync is in the Android and iPhone apps; your links are stored on that phone.
Read the privacy deep-dive →No. Sync writes into your phone book; your phone's contacts are never uploaded or stored by allme.
The detail stays in your phone book. Sync adds and updates details, but it never removes anything.
Yes. In the field mapping you choose where each detail goes in your contacts, or not to sync it at all. You can also keep an empty value from overwriting a field you filled in yourself.
Your phone's default contacts account, unless you pick another one in the app's settings.
No — a browser has no phone book. Contact sync is in the Android and iPhone apps.
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