You can now see thumbnail for any attachments that are added to the Log.New Custom Filters to show count for important information, like "Logs This Week".You can even select multiple dates to filter with New Date Picker to filter Logs from specific dates.You can drag an image from Finder onto the contact’s detail page thumbnail to set a new image.On the Contact Details page, there is a new "." button at the top allows some functionality to be accessed quickly, including changes tags, or opening the "Edit Contact" page without having to first open the "Info" tab.
On the Contact Details page, you can now see the Edit button on the "Info" tab.You can also see how many Logs, ToDos and/or Files they have added.You can right-click to add or remove Tags from a contact.You can now see each contact's Tags list within the Contacts list.You can now delete Public Groups from the sidebar, and they will get deleted in the Apple Contacts app.You can drag-and-drop contacts from the contacts into onto a Tag or a Group!.With Tags and Private Groups, you can also drag to reorder the list, right within the sidebar.You can also right-click on a Contact Group to rename it, or delete it.You can also right-click on a Tag to edit it's details, or delete it.You can even use AND or OR functions to combine the filters. Select more than one Tags or Group to filter by multiple items.Easily access your Contact Tags, Contact Groups and Custom Filters, allowing you to categorize and filter their information more seamlessly.New App Icon better fits in with the Big Sur theme.Logs and ToDos notes now show more than 2 lines of text in the list.Slightly larger fonts are used all over the app, making your notes more legible.Thoughtfully redesigned for visual clarity, and new app interface looks great, and is easier to use than ever.
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$9.99, iPhone - Download Now (opens in new tab) $9. It's a great way to take the app for a test drive and see if it'll meet your needs. The good news is that there is a free, universal version of Contacts Manager available for the iPhone and iPad that restricts you to just 10 logs, to-dos, and documents. I'm willing to pay a premium price for premium software, but since the iPhone and iPad versions are virtually the exact same app with no UI differences, I would've liked to see a universal version available, even if at just a discounted price than if I were to buy them separately. It's somewhat annoying that the iPhone and iPad version are separate, rather expensive purchases. Personally, I will probably use Contacts Journal to manage photography clients and attach contracts and receipts to each client as well as make notes about the photo sessions and client requests. I'll admit to approaching this app with a "when will I actually use this" attitude, but my thoughts changed as I started exploring the app.
This works as a great reminder - especially for people like me who must make sure all badges get cleared. The good news is that Contacts Journal does add a badge to the more tab of the app with the number of changes that I have not been synced with Dropbox. When I expressed my concern about this to the folks at zaal, however, they let me know that the reason for this is because an automatic sync would take up a lot of data. Unfortunately, Dropbox sync is not automatic and you must manually force Contacts Journal to send or receive data from Dropbox. The red pins indicated places that have to-dos, and purple pins are places associated with a log.Ĭontacts Journal let's you backup and sync your data with Dropbox. The green ones represent the addresses that you have stored for your contacts. The Maps tab show a map filled with green, red, and purple pins. The Logs and To-do tabs are simply filled their respective lists.
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