BusyContacts: Contact Manager

BusyContacts: Contact Manager

by Busy Apps FZE
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Free — Download from Mac App Store
v2026.3.3 · Updated 2 days ago · 0 Bytes · Released Mar 2015

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Key Features

🤖 AI Powered
☁️ Cloud Sync
✨ Filters & Effects
⌨️ Keyboard Shortcuts
📤 Export & Share
🖨️ Print Support
BusyContacts: Contact Manager

About BusyContacts: Contact Manager

BusyContacts is the contact manager the Mac has been missing. It replaces the built-in Contacts app with a faster, more flexible way to create, find and manage people, and it works with the accounts you already have: iCloud, Google, Microsoft 365, Exchange, Fastmail, Yahoo and any CardDAV server. Paired with BusyCal, it becomes a lightweight CRM that tracks who you met, what you sent them and what comes next. Free to try for 14 days. A subscription unlocks the full app, and one subscription covers your whole family through Family Sharing. ACTIVITY LIST • See a timeline of everything connected to a contact: emails sent and received in Apple Mail, meetings, tasks and events from BusyCal, and posts from LinkedIn, Bluesky, Mastodon, Instagram, GitHub, Reddit, YouTube and more • The BusyContacts Mail Assistant extension for Apple Mail captures the messages that matter and keeps them on your Mac TWO VIEWS, YOUR RULES • Card View: a clean single column with photos and a letter index for fast scrolling • List View: a table with over a hundred available columns, sorting on up to four levels, and up to ten custom fields as columns of their own • A customizable info panel with side-by-side or stacked layout, and hover actions to call, write or map a contact in one click TAGS, GROUPS AND SMART FILTERS • Give each contact as many tags as you like, then filter by tag from the sidebar with live counts and colors • Tags map to Groups in iCloud and Apple Contacts and to Categories in Exchange and Outlook, so they travel with your data • Smart Filters find contacts by any condition (a tag, a company, an upcoming birthday, a custom field value) and sit on the filter bar as one-click buttons EVERY ACCOUNT IN ONE PLACE • iCloud, Google, Microsoft 365 / Office 365, Outlook.com, Exchange, Fastmail, Yahoo, Fruux, Contactzilla and CardDAV, with push sync where the server supports it • Because BusyContacts syncs through your accounts, Apple Contacts and your iPhone stay in step automatically LINK AND MERGE • Cards for the same person across accounts are linked automatically and can be shown as one combined card • Link, unlink, merge, or merge and link cards yourself to clean up duplicates; edit a combined card once and every linked card updates BUSYCAL INTEGRATION • Link contacts to events, meetings, tasks and journal entries, or drag a contact onto the calendar to schedule a meeting • Birthday and anniversary calendars in BusyCal, and an Upcoming group in BusyContacts for the next two weeks of dates SHARE ADDRESS BOOKS • Share with other BusyContacts users, read-only or read-write, through Microsoft 365, Exchange, Fruux, Kerio, Zimbra and CardDAV servers that support sharing, or peer to peer over your local network CAPTURE AND OUTPUT • Business card reader: drop in a photo of a card or an email signature and BusyContacts reads it into a new contact, entirely on your Mac • Quick Entry: type a name, number, email and company on one line and BusyContacts sorts out the fields • Create a QR code for any contact, or import one by dropping a QR image on the Dock icon • Print envelopes and mailing labels for Avery, DYMO and custom sizes • Export as vCard or CSV, with automatic backups and one-click restore AND MORE • Unlimited fields per type, custom labels, and custom field types including numbers and money you can sort and filter • Local time, pinned contacts, private notes that never leave your Mac, related names, attachments and a Me card • Call from your Mac through your iPhone or Skype, keyboard shortcuts for everything, a busycontacts:// URL scheme, and ready-made Alfred and LaunchBar workflows Made by the team behind BusyCal. Questions? Visit busymac.com/docs/busycontacts or write to us from within the app.