Your contact book hasn't changed since 2008. I built the upgrade.
Think about it. Apple Contacts and Google Contacts still do exactly what they did in 2008 — store a name, a number, and maybe an email. That's it.
Meanwhile, you're keeping track of way more than that. Where your friends moved. What their partner's name is. That your college roommate's sister works at the same company as your neighbor. The marathon your friend is running this Saturday. The restaurant someone keeps telling you to try.
All of that lives in your head, scattered across text threads, Instagram stories, and half-forgotten conversations. Your contact book doesn't know any of it.
So I built YourPond — a contact book that actually keeps up with your life.
What makes it different:
— Relationships between people, not just contact cards. See that Jake is married to Morgan, who went to school with your coworker.
— Family trees drawn automatically from the relationships you add.
— A map of where everyone lives. Traveling to Denver? See who's there.
— Reminders for birthdays, anniversaries, and life events pushed to your phone.
— Describe your people naturally ("my friend Sarah lives in SF, works at Stripe, met her in 2019") and YourPond extracts everything.
— Moments: log the trips, dinners, and weddings that define your relationships.
Solo founder, bootstrapped, shipping from Chicago. Free up to 25 contacts, Pro from $14.99/mo. Web + iOS.
