ON THE MAP
CONTACTS WITH CONTEXT
A name you can’t place becomes a pin you can.
A name you can’t place becomes a pin you can.
You meet someone. A new friend. You put them in your Contacts — just their name and number. A week later the name is in your phone, but all you remember is the face, and where and when you added them. The rest is a blank.
On the Map keeps the part that makes the difference. Context.
Your people become places. Search by the thing you actually remember — the bar, the festival, the conference, last October. A face you can't place becomes a pin you can.
Talk to it like you'd talk to a friend: "Met Jesse at the Cambie on Thursday, he paints murals, his number is…" It sorts the name, the place, the date, and the story into the right fields — and shows you everything it heard before you save.
The more people you save, the better it hears the next one.
No account, no sign-up, no server. Your people, notes, photos, and places are stored on your device — we never receive them, and there is nothing for us to sell, leak, or lose. No analytics. No trackers. No ads.
Check the App Store privacy label or the Google Play data safety section: nothing collected. That's not a setting. It's the architecture.
Your first five people are free. After that, the Legend unlocks unlimited use of the app, forever, for one payment of $4.99. No subscription. No monthly anything.