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The phone book that updates itself.

When people you know change a number, a job or an email, your contacts follow. Only what they choose to share. Never their name to a stranger.

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Farah SalehOn KNTKT · Personal suggested

Useful the day you install it. Better every time a friend joins.

Four things that work with zero friends on KNTKT, and four that switch on when they arrive.

Travel mode

Land anywhere and every number is rewritten so it dials. See how each one will be dialled from where you stand.

055 220 1188 → +966 55 220 1188

Emergency and carrier numbers

Police, ambulance and your SIM's service numbers for the country you are in, pinned the moment you arrive.

Jordan · 911stc roaming · 900

Tidy import

Duplicates merged, Arabic and Latin names paired, country codes added. Processed on your phone, never uploaded.

37 merged29 names paired

Backup that round-trips

One vCard export that comes back intact on iPhone, Android and Google, Arabic names included.

One card, four walls

Public, Personal, Work and Family are views of one card. Your office number goes to clients, your home address to family.

PublicPersonalWorkFamily

Change feed

A new number, a new job, a lost Instagram account. You are told what changed and offered one action, never a guess.

Adam Haddad · New number

Their name, your name

People name themselves on their card. You keep your own name for them, and both are searchable. They never see yours.

Sara Al-Otaibi · you call her Sara from Elm

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A canvas of circles. Faces you know surface from your own contacts. Tap one to follow, or to invite with one message.

Reserve your handle.

@yourhandle is your address on KNTKT. Use the same one as your social accounts so people find one card. Free, and yours when we launch.

Letters, numbers, dots and underscores.