Social Contact Journal is an intelligent personal CRM, helping you stay in touch with family, friends, clients, and co-workers.
We're on the lookout for a part-time iOS engineer to contribute to our exciting project.
The current Swift UIKit-based iOS application is due for an upgrade to SwiftUI, with added support for CloudKit and MacOS. If you're passionate about iOS development and ready for a rewarding challenge, we want to hear from you!
Email support@goodmorninglabs.com if you're interested or have any questions (please no agencies or recruiters)
Experienced UI / UX Designer, directing UX teams in designing and developing innovative products for enterprise, e-commerce, and mobile. I led teams in telecommunication, hospitality, and entertainment.
Created end-to-end user experience solutions with a focus on user needs and business goals directly responsible for delivering all aspects of design, from defining customer needs to delivering concepts, prototypes, and UI specifications.
Partnered with leaders in Product Management, Strategy, and Development to establish more iterative and collaborative processes across the full product development cycle.
Location: Anywhere
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: Yes
Technologies: UX / UI / Interaction Design / User Research
I always wanted a personal CRM that reminded me when it was a good time to reach out to someone, and where I could read about past conversations.
At that time there weren’t a lot of these apps/services, so I created a simple app that did just that. Keep notes of conversations per day per contact, set a (recurring) reminder, organize with tags and have birthdays reminders and suggestions.
Since I use iOS it’s currently for iOS only. And most focus went to iPhone. The iPad version is a bit rough.
I’ll be monitoring this thread for most requested features, and learn more about what people look for in such an app/service. And of course reach out to me of you’d like to talk more!
For me, monicahq.com has all the features I would ever need in a personal CRM except syncing with a living contact registry (Contacts.app, Google etc.). Have a look at their feature list.
They offer education discount as well for $50/yr plus the $69/yr renewal someone else mentioned. So it’s definitely not a clear $100M mark but I’d say they’re doing good
Experienced UI / UX Designer, directing UX teams in designing and developing innovative products for enterprise, e-commerce, and mobile. I led teams in telecommunication, hospitality, and entertainment.
Created end-to-end user experience solutions with a focus on user needs and business goals directly responsible for delivering all aspects of design, from defining customer needs to delivering concepts, prototypes, and UI specifications.
Partnered with leaders in Product Management, Strategy, and Development to establish more iterative and collaborative processes across the full product development cycle.
Location: Anywhere
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: Yes
Technologies: UX / UI / Interaction Design / User Research
No surprise. A 250MB app that needs updates every week, can’t show your friends most recent updates on a chronological timeline, doesn’t let you chat with tour friends, analyzes everything within the app including maybe facial emotions, and keeps sending useless notifications to make you open the app; no wonder people are fed up and delete it.
I’ve created a simple app for myself that lets me keep track of all my conversations, and it encourages me to keep in touch with all my friends, family, (ex)colleagues.
If you like friendly contact reminders or like to recall what you talked about with friends whom you don’t meet every so often, give it a try. You can create your own timeline with conversations, photos, and other important things. As well as general background information. It can send you reminders to talk, and birthday reminders.
The data is in your control, stays on your phone, is not synced. An internet connection is not required.
Social Contact Journal is an intelligent personal CRM, helping you stay in touch with family, friends, clients, and co-workers.
We're on the lookout for a part-time iOS engineer to contribute to our exciting project.
The current Swift UIKit-based iOS application is due for an upgrade to SwiftUI, with added support for CloudKit and MacOS. If you're passionate about iOS development and ready for a rewarding challenge, we want to hear from you!
Email support@goodmorninglabs.com if you're interested or have any questions (please no agencies or recruiters)