Cardhop

Name: Cardhop
Rating: 4.31619 (797 reviews)

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Cardhop

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4.3

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Flexibits Inc.

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$4.99 – $64.99

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User Reviews for Cardhop

Why doesn’t iOS do this stuff?

There are certain apps that shouldn’t have to exist because the OS should just have the functionality. This is one of them. Flexibits basically builds the apps Apple should have. I’m shocked and disappointed that this is #200 in the Productivity category as of this review. This app is awesome. iOS doesn’t really work well with Google because they push you to use iCloud. When I create a contact in Contacts it is not synced to my Google contacts nor can I specify on what service the contact is created. Cardhop fixes this and provides a much more powerful experience. I have CH for macOS and iOS and it is more powerful on the latter though indispensable on both.

daversion, Jul 25, 2019

Useful, but some bizarre/annoying design choices

This is a pretty useful app, it works well to add a new contact with some pasted information since you can just add everything inline and Cardhop parses our the details. One thing I hate: I have birthday notifications on, it shows a tiny photo of the contact, a Haptic Touch or 3D Press expands the card but removes the contact photo entirely and replaces it with an animated cake. I don’t need to see (the same) animated cake (every day), I know it’s that person’s birthday. I *would* however like to see a larger version of that person’s contact photo. It’s emblematic of how this developer’s version of “pretty” animations overtakes functionality, and they appear (based on an email exchange) to be set in stone about the 3D Touch birthday animation. The word that most describes this developer is stubborn, and unwilling to consider how their software is actually used. It’s a shame, because there’s much more potential for this app imo, but they’re holding it back by sticking with how it functioned in the 1.0 release.

dfabs, Jan 10, 2020

I’m out… deleted!

The added features to this app and Fantastical have made what was once a clean and streamlined UX, clunky and cumbersome. These were two of my favorite and most used apps. Unfortunately, Flexibits has lost sight of what created so much customer loyalty over many years. Instead they have chosen to load their apps down with poorly integrated features in order to nickel and dime customers with perpetual subscriptions. I paid full price for each app when they were sold as a ‘onetime purchase.’ Even so, I used the apps so much that I paid the subscription for each when introduced so that I could take advantage of the additional features. The more they ‘upgrade’ each app, the more clunky and annoying it becomes. With so many other solid options, I’m out… deleted from iPhone, iPad, and all macs. Best of luck friends a Flexibits! Hopefully, you all will rediscover the magic that gave your company prominence and endeared thousands upon thousands of customers to your apps.

ElJefeTX, Sep 22, 2021

Excellent app — and great support

As a longtime Fantastical user and fan, I had high expectations, and I haven’t been disappointed. One has to keep things in context: This is a contacts app, and there’s only so much one can or needs to do with contacts. But within that limitation, it’s thoughtfully organized, attractive, and easy to use, and it shares Fantastical’s ability to just enter or speak what you want to do—enough reason in itself to replace Apple’s Contacts.A good word about support: The app stopped working for me with the first update—I just got a black screen. But the support response was almost instantaneous, and the problem is gone. (I hate to admit this, but I will: The solution, as is so often true, was to delete the app and reinstall it. But that just didn’t occur to me until support suggested it . . . )

FrozenRiver, Apr 05, 2019

Simple and Excellent CRM for friends and family

CardHop is an excellent app for those wanting to stay in touch with friends and family and need a way to remember whom they reached out to when. I use the search feature as my command center for all calls, messages, emails and even WhatsApp messages. I then go into the RECENT tab and get a chronological list of everyone I reached out to. One tap on their name and it lets me add a time stamped note about the call or email. Best yet. These notes about your contacts get synced into your contacts app and to iCloud for those who sync to the cloud. This is unlike CRM apps like Cloze or Keap where the phone logs or notes you write are only stored on their app’s servers. CarrHop helps me remember who I spoke to, when, and what the topic was about. This is a terrific app for those who stay in touch with many friends and family and feel a CRM is an overkill. I use CardHop multiple times a day and love it! Five stars from me.

gatorjan, Jun 02, 2020

Not there yet

It’s just another contacts app for now. To me, it needs some more work to get more stars. I add contacts with husband and wife’s name. Children are in notes in the iOS native contacts app. Below are two things that I don’t like about Cardhop.I want to remember birthdays for all family members. I can only add one birthday under that heading. A second birthday will not show up in English. I can’t be reminded if these birthdays are listed under Date heading or notes. Please fix.If have used native contact app which had several Groups. With Cardhop I try to open these groups and I get a blank screen. The group name shows within the individual contacts. If I do a search, I get all contacts with that word, even from my notes.Maybe I just don’t understand this app yet, but I can do everything I need in the native contact app from Apple.I thing that I do appreciate is the fact that you can edit heading names. With a husband and wife contact I can now show a name for each phone number, etc. I use Fantastical 2 and like the calendar format and ease of entering information. I’m sure Cardhop witl be the same way as future versions become available.

iPad for Fun, Mar 30, 2019

Finally !!!

Cardhop is from the developers of the game changing iOS calendar app, Fantastical. Very few app developers have impressed to the extent that this developer has (my ranking puts them into "top three all-time", personally)Very simply, Cardhop's developer (Flexbits) has always puts user experience first, while offering "power user" level features in the simplest format possible. Just doesn’t get any better than this. The world of contact management is usually the "lost stepchild" for most major operating systems. Expansive features, support, intuitive design, and sophistication, Every element of this app has the user and their experience as priority number one. The only caveat is don’t be surprised if Apple tries to acquire this company in short order, yet we can’t worry about everything.

KushDad72, Aug 25, 2019

Good v1.0 app - but needs improvements

UpdatedStill going over the features. Love the smart parsing when I enter a new contact. So far no glitches on iPhone 8 running iOS 12.2. App can detect if you have Skype or other apps installed on your IPhone. I like that you can swipe right on a contact to quickly phone, text, or video-call. Swiping left lets you delete that contact. Cardhop gives you a lot of options on how you communicate with a contact. This works great as long as there is one main phone number you use.You can customize presets for that number (for example, make a straight phone call, use Skype, etc). But if you have multiple numbers (home, work, mobile), it gets awkward. You touch the number you want to call. You are presented with a list of choices (e.g, call, Skype, text, FaceTime, etc). You make your choice, and ANOTHER dialogue box opens asking you to confirm. If I could customize how I interact with EACH number, instead of only one number, it would be fantastic. Also, 2 things I’d like to add, based on a quick run through. First, that the app can automatically recognize whether a contact’s mobile phone is an iPhone. This is so video calling automatically launches FaceTime. Right now, you have to choose from a dialog menu. Secondly, that the app can be launched by 3rd party launchers.

PI3141596, Apr 01, 2019

Too pretty but yet not as functional for me

This app is pretty and works really good, but this is not for someone like myself who understands and uses the 3D Touch function heavily on iPhone. The reason I say this, is because while the app provides with different and new ways to work with your contacts, it does not provide with a way to work more efficiently with your contacts than the stock Phone and Contacts app. If you are user of 3D Touch, you will understand that a single tap on your favorite shortcut menu when you 3D touch the phone app will dial the number immediately instead of presenting you with a pop up message to cancel or call the number for that contact like Cardhop does instead. This is just one example. Another example is the fact that in the native Phone app, you are able to save your favorite contacts and assigned a specific action when you tap on a contact. In other words, you can save a contact in your favorites, so that you would just tap on it and make a Whatsapp call, or video call, or FaceTime call audio or video, or just message that contact. There are other functions this app lacks that the iPhone has with its stock Phone and Contacts app provides to save you time. I will be asking for a refund from Apple. This I believe is the first time I will ask for a refund for any app I have ever paid for in my 7 years of being an App Store customer.

rdgm71, Apr 01, 2019

Great app with useful features, much better than stock contacts app

Overall I love Cardhop. It’s easy to use, miles ahead of the stock contacts app, and has some really great features like filtering contacts with missing information or not in groups, or sorting contacts by birthday. I’d love to see those features expanded on. For example, I have many contacts in multiple groups. When I view my contact list and filter multiple groups, it shows me contacts in either group (Presumably using an OR statement). I’d love the option to show only contacts that appear in both/all selected groups (using an AND statement instead). Having that ability would be huge. Aside from that, it’s really a great app and I love using it. Dark most is really nicely done. The general look of the app is really polished!

rdm2018, Feb 11, 2020

Description

Until now, managing and interacting with your contacts has been a real frustration. Cardhop’s magical parsing engine is incredibly intuitive, letting you search, add, edit, and interact with your contacts using a simple sentence! Just type in “John G” and John’s card will instantly appear.

Or enter “Sarah Smith [email protected]” and Cardhop will add a new contact to Sarah’s card. Or type in “call Michael S” and Cardhop will instantly start a phone call. SEARCH, ADD, EDIT, AND INTERACT WITH YOUR CONTACTS LIKE NEVER BEFORE • Tap on the Cardhop search field • Type in the details for your contact • That’s it! TRY CARDHOP FOR FREE • Beautiful, clean, and easy to use contacts app letting you to manage contacts • Beautiful widgets to let you instant use and interact with your contacts (some widget actions require a Flexibits Premium subscription) UPGRADE TO FLEXIBITS PREMIUM (requires subscription) • Includes Cardhop on all platforms: Mac, iPhone, and iPad • Business card scanning: Use your camera to take a picture of a business card and Cardhop will automatically create a new contact • Relationships: View relationships between people in your Office 365 organization or between personal contacts through the related name field • Invite action: Quickly invite people to a new event with Fantastical • Fun alternate app icons to personalize your home screen • If you’ve already subscribed to Flexibits Premium through Fantastical, all premium features are automatically included! FEATURES • A beautiful and simple contacts app, designed exclusively for your iPhone and iPad • Instantly works with your existing iOS contacts, there’s nothing to configure • Groups: quickly toggle contact groups with a tap • Notes: a convenient and powerful way to add notes to your contacts, helping you to strengthen your relationships • Recents: quickly interact with your recent contacts • Birthdays: receive birthday notifications, instantly see upcoming birthdays, and easily send a wish on their special day • Multiple widgets to quickly access your favorite contacts and actions • Siri Shortcuts • Full accessibility and VoiceOver support • Dark and light themes • And much, much more! POWERFUL ACTIONS • Quickly interact with your contacts with the following actions: Call, Copy, Invite, Relationships, Directions, Email, FaceTime, FaceTime Audio, Facebook Messenger, Large Type, Message, Skype, Telegram, Twitter, URL, Viber, and VoIP • Simply enter an action or abbreviation (which you’ll find in the Help Book by entering “?” or “help”) followed by your contact’s name and Cardhop will handle the rest • Even better, some actions are flexible. For example, you can add a subject to an email by entering “email Kent Lunch tomorrow?” and the email including the subject will instantly appear, ready to go! • Customizable quick actions are also available per contact, allowing for single-tap actions Cardhop — the contacts app you’ll want to use.