If you have Continuity or WiFi calling enabled on your iPhone, you can initiate calls from your Mac. Cardhop's action buttons are customizable.Īnother interesting feature is how Cardhop handles calls. ‘Text Federico,’ ‘iMessage Federico,’ and ‘Message Federico’ all work equally well. Remembering specific syntax is not required. Other built-in actions include options like ‘directions John’ to open Apple Maps or Google Maps directions to an address associated with a contact and ‘website John’ to open a URL associated with a contact. However, I wish the Twitter action included an option to send a direct message to someone instead of creating a public reply. You can use the same text field at the top of Cardhop’s window to initiate an action.įor example, typing ‘Call Federico’ or ‘Tweet Federico’ and hitting the return key initiates a call or tweet. Initiating an action with a contact isn’t limited to the buttons in a contact card. Cardhop also has a quick-entry notes field at the bottom of each contact card. By default, there are options to send a text or email message, make a call, or start a video chat.Įach of those can be replaced with several other options from the preferences pane including getting directions, opening a webpage, starting a Skype call or video chat, copying a contact, sending messages via Twitter or Telegram, and more. Clicking on a contact opens a popover contact card with a row of customizable action buttons at the top. There is also a service available that will add highlighted text to your contacts. If the app recognizes the information you enter, it pulls up the matching card and offers to edit it if it includes any new information. If you enter information that it doesn’t recognize, it offers to add a new contact. Cardhop has the smarts built in to deal with both. Most of the time, your interaction with Cardhop will start from its text field regardless of whether you’re looking for contact information you saved months ago or are adding a new contact. You can also hide the groups panel with a button at the bottom of the Cardhop window, which reduces Cardhop to its most minimal UI, which is how I prefer to use it because I don’t usually organize contacts into groups. If you want to see all your contacts though, they are just one button click away. Below that is a column of contact groups on the left, which are the same ones you’d find if you open Apple’s Contacts app, and a list of recently contacted people and upcoming birthdays on the right. Clicking on Cardhop’s icon in your menu bar opens a detachable drop-down window with a cursor blinking in an empty field. Cardhop is based on a single text field that sometimes acts as a search field and other times is a text input field. In a communications app-centric world, I expect Cardhop will be a tough sell. Other apps and services make it easy to bypass contacts apps altogether with favorites and recent contacts lists.
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Or type in “call Michael S” and Cardhop will instantly start a phone call with Michael on your Mac or even directly on your iPhone!
Or enter “Sarah Smith and Cardhop will add a new contact to Sarah’s card. Just type in “John G” and John’s card will instantly appear.Email clients and messaging apps automatically fill in contact information based on past messages you’ve sent.
However, contacts apps are less necessary today than ever before. Many contacts apps are notoriously clunky, hard to get information into, and prone to creating duplicates, which limits their utility. The app is beautifully-designed and powerful but solves a problem that I’m not sure many people have today. Now, Flexibits wants to do the same for contacts with a brand new app called by integrating contact creation, management, and interaction into a single text field of a macOS menu bar app. Took much of the frustration out of calendars when it introduced in 2011 by leveraging natural language input of events.
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Flexibits On Twitter: Carhop For Mac Os.I’ve been beta testing this app for a bit and it immediately became as much a part of my workflow as Fantastical (not coincidentally also by Flexibits), which is an app I use all day, every day. Flexibits just released their new Mac contact management app, Cardhop.
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