Rich contact cards
Photo, title, company, city, specialty, phone, email, tags and two separate note fields: personal notes and relationship notes.
Names, conversations, promises and the next step — all in one place. Relato holds your contacts, visits and follow-up reminders so your memory doesn't have to.
“What did we talk about last time?” — and then the silence.
Notebooks scatter, your phone's address book holds no context, and CRMs are built for companies and ask you for reports. Relato fills the gap between them: personal, fast and yours alone.
You get back to the car and open one record. Relato remembers the rest.
Import from your phone's address book or start from scratch. Title, company, city, specialty, tags and where you first met — everything you'll want to recall later.
Face to face, phone, congress or digital. Record the date, the place and what was said. Personal details belong here too: their kid's name, their team, the topic to avoid.
The moment you save a visit, Relato asks: tomorrow, in a week, or in a month? One tap sets the reminder and a notification arrives when it's due.
The Tasks tab separates overdue, today and upcoming. Close a task and it asks “log this as a visit too?” — the loop feeds itself.
What a field rep actually uses, without the weight of a corporate CRM.
Photo, title, company, city, specialty, phone, email, tags and two separate note fields: personal notes and relationship notes.
Every meeting is saved with its date, location, meeting type and note. See at a glance how often and how recently you've seen someone.
Tasks with a priority, a due date and a person attached. Grouped as overdue, today and upcoming, delivered as notifications.
Rate every relationship 1–10 with the Key Contact Score. Sort the list by score and spend your energy where it counts.
Visits and completed tasks in a single stream. The whole story of a relationship in chronological order, one scroll away.
Filter by city, tag, minimum KKS and last-visit window. “People in Ankara I haven't seen in 90 days” is two taps.
When the phone rings, the name and title from your record appear on screen. You'll recognise a number that isn't even in your address book.
Export to Excel via CSV, or take a full JSON backup including photos. You preview a backup's contents before importing it.
In a list of 200 people, deciding who to call first is hard. KKS is a 1–10 score you assign yourself — never computed for you, always your judgement. Sort the list by score and the week plans itself.
You set the score. Relato never rates a person on your behalf.
Settings → Caller ID, enabled with one tap
When an unknown number lights up your screen, you have two seconds. Relato writes that number into the iPhone's caller ID system, so the name and title from your record appear right on the lock screen.
Relato has no server. Your contact list, your notes and your visit history stay inside your iPhone — because there is no good reason for a doctor's name or a manager's private note to sit in a cloud database.
No email, no password, no sign-up screen. Open the app and start.
Data is stored on-device with SwiftData. No contact information ever reaches us.
No ad networks, no third-party analytics trackers, no profiling.
The JSON/CSV file you export belongs to you; where it goes is your decision.
The free version is fully featured for up to 5 contacts. Try it without a card.
Prices shown are for the US App Store; the App Store displays them in your local currency. Payment is charged to your Apple Account on purchase confirmation. The yearly plan includes a 7-day free trial. Subscriptions renew automatically unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Manage or cancel your subscription in iPhone Settings → Apple Account → Subscriptions.
Download Relato today and add your first five contacts for free. Remembering is no longer your job.