The Swiss Army Knife of Contact Managers for your iPhone or Androidworthy of your smartphone!

Skrol replaces basic Contacts apps that come with your iPhone or Android with no effort. It compares to those apps the same way a brand-new iPhone compares to a bargain flip phone. The app is free, fast, and easy to use. To learn more, please watch the demo video below.

Skrol is a Google and Apple Contacts-compatible app with a built-in business card scanner, digital business cards, personalized mail merge, reminders, and a host of other essential contact management tools.

The app is free and starts working immediately with all of the contacts already on your iPhone or Android, so no import or synchronization is required.

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For Android

We anticipate the release of the skrol for iphone on or around April,15 2022

We anticipate the release of the Skrol app for Android smarphones on or around May 1, 2022

Well-organized, joy to use, lightning-fast!

Skrol is organized into Address books, Lists, Galleries, Groups, and Folders. This structure is identical to the phone's Contacts app but is optimized for ease of use. Here is a brief description of each component and their respective benefits:

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Gallery view

You can flip between List and Gallery views from the Options menu next to the group name. Galleries are best for relatively small groups, such as Favorites on the left. Here are the three top use cases for Galleries:

To organize photos. Tap the caption under the image. It will open the "Add photo" menu with three options: Take a photo or selfie, Add an image from the Photos apps, and Find the photo on the web.
Visual speed dial. Tap the photo to open a folder and tap an app icon you'll use to contact this person the most. From now on, this icon will appear in the lower right-hand corner of the photo.
To refresh face's memory. Comes in handy before large family gatherings, class reunions, company-wide meetings, or other events with people you know. Peruse the Gallery a few times before the event to avoid the embarrassment of not recognizing a big boss, a former friend, or a distant rich uncle.

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List view

A scrollable list of names is a natural and efficient way to locate and view contacts, hence the word "Skrol" in the app's name.

Unlike the iPhone’s Contacts app, Skrol displays two lines of information to help you identify desired contacts quickly. The first line contains a person's name, and the second provides additional information, such as position, company name, email, or phone number.

The avatar on the left may contain a person’s photo, a company’s logo, or the first two letters of the last name. Tapping the avatar enables the multiselect mode to perform operations with selected contacts.

The List view works well with address books of any size, but finding names in longer lists by scrolling isn't as efficient. To overcome this handicap, we’ve implemented a predictive alphabet navigation control described in the next section.

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Groups

Skrol is optimized for managing multiple groups of different people and companies.

You can create permanent groups of related people and companies in seconds. Groups are best to quickly find one or more of its members by perusing a shorter list of names, sending personalized emails or text messages, and other similar tasks.

The Favorites group is intended for immediate family and close friends whom you contact most often.

The My Contacts group is intended for meaningful contacts and usually contains up to 150 people with whom you interact less frequently.

Next are the groups of co-workers, key clients, or other friends whom you contact less often, and groups like doctors, attorneys, or plumbers whom you may need to reach quickly in emergencies.

The iPhone Contacts app refers to groups as Lists. Skrol's groups and iPhone's lists are synchronized automatically.

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A scrollable list of familiar names is a natural interface between you and your contacts, hence the word "Skrol" in the name of our company and app.

At its basic, the List view helps you find contacts to view their folders. But we went a step further to help you pick what to do in response to a single tap, double-tap, long hold, and swipe to the left or to the right.

The choices for each action are view or edit folder, make a call, send a message, send an email, add/remove to/from a group, repeat the last action, and delete a contact. This flexibility becomes magic when you need to organize a contact list with hundreds of names.

The swipe to the left to make a call and swipe to the right to send a message are illustrated in the list view on the left.

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Contact's folder

You can add up to 50,000 contact folders to Skrol. This number may be beyond practical for a smartphone's address book, but knowing you can is nice.

Unlike traditional contact organizers with a fixed number of fields, Skrol lets you store any reasonable number of emails, websites, phone numbers, notes, addresses, social links, chat sites, names of relatives, and anniversaries.

The image on the left illustrates a View folder. Fields are organized into sections, like the Phones, Chats, and Emails under Emily's photo. The View folder displays only sections with added fields to reduce clutter.

The icons next to each field interact with related apps. In this example, a phone number has three options: send a text message, use FaceTime, or make a call. Tapping the phone number (in blue) opens an Action menu with additional options for this field.

Tap the Edit command in the upper right-hand corner to add, update, or delete fields.

Business Card Scanner and more...

Many people give up on using contact organizers because adding new contacts by hand, let alone on a smartphone, is such a pain. Not so with Skrol because you wouldn’t need to type in most cases. Researching contacts on a smartphone is even more challenging because you need to retype or copy/paste names into the browser. And good luck adding found information from the browser to the contact folder, especially images, links, and addresses. Skrol solves all that, and here is how:

Built-in business card scanner

Adding business cards to a smartphone by hand is a certified hassle. Not so with Skrol! Just select the Scan business card command, point the camera toward the card, and tap the Scan command. Skrol will recognize and add the available information into a new folder with nearly 100% accuracy.

After scanning the card, you may hand your phone to its owner and ask her to add a selfy to their folder. Alternatively, you can add any image from the Photo app or find a photo online and transfer it back to Skrol with the Share command.

You can add any reasonable number of emails, websites, phone numbers, notes, addresses, social links, chat sites, names of relatives, and anniversaries to any folder. iPhone limits the total number of folders to 50,000. Each folder can contain up to 256KB of information.

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Scan QR codes

Nowadays, QR codes with contact information appear on business cards, billboards, menus, websites, print and media advertising, contact management apps, and many other sources.

To add these QR codes to Skrol, select the Scan QR code command from the "Add new contact" menu, and point the camera to the code as illustrated on the left.

In less than a second, Skrol will open a new folder containing all of the information in the QR code. At this point, you can review the folder, add extra notes, and save it.

All the QR code-related information added to Skrol will appear near-instantly in iPhone, Mac, Apple Watch, and CarPlay Contacts apps and all other apps and services compatible with the iCloud Contacts database.

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Paste from the Clipboard

You can copy contact information from emails, texts, websites, documents, or any other source and paste it directly to Skrol.

This method works thanks to the semantic analyzer built into the app. The analyzer processes the texts you copied, and assigns parcels of text to contact fields, such as email, phone number, website, first name, last name, title, suffix, company name, stress address, city, state, and others.

This engine has been trained on hundreds of rules and close to hundred thousand unique names to improve recognition and attain above 95% accuracy.

After determining all possible fields, the app assigns them to the matching contact fields in the edit folder and opens it up, so you can confirm the accuracy. To add unrecognized fields, tap the plus icon next to a desired form field to add matching content, as illustrated on the left.

To transfer a text to the Note field, you may use the Copy/Paste commands built into all iPhone apps.

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Add current location

The “Add current location” command is super-handy while visiting a restaurant, a store, or any other place or person who isn’t yet in your address book.

Skrol obtains the current address using a geolocation address lookup built into the iPhone. Exact geolocation may not work in areas that haven't been mapped, such as fields, forests, mountains, rural areas, and similar others.

But when it works, it’s like magic because it frees you from the tedious task of typing accurate address information into a smartphone.

The iPhone can’t identify the name of the place you are in for privacy reasons or because many buildings have multiple commercial tenants. Just scroll down the page to add contact-related information, such as business name, phone number, email, etc.

Please always verify the building number because GPS information may be slightly off in some locations.

Adding contacts from vCards

vCard is a data interchange format standard for electronic business cards. These cards are commonly attached to e-mails, text messages, and QR codes.

Tapping the vCard link in any app, site, or document opens the iPhone's vCard reader illustrated on the left.

The tap on the Save command in the upper right-hand corner adds displayed contact information to the iCloud Contacts database, and it appears inside Skrol near-instantly.

FYI: You can share yours or anyone else vCard directly from Skrol and via any app by using the Share vCard command at the end of each folder.

The vCard format has been around since the early 1990, and it is far more universal than any other standard. And unlike QR codes, vCards can also contain a person's photo, company logo, and other details.

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Digital Business Cards

What are the chances of someone retyping the content of your regular business card info into their contact app? Pretty slim because it's a hassle. Skrol resolves this problem by displaying the QR code next to your basic information so people can scan it right into the Contacts apps on their phones:

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Emily's work business card with a QR code

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Emily's work business card with her photo

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A scrollable list of familiar names is a natural interface between you and your contacts, hence the word "Skrol" in the name of our company and app.

The swipe to the left to make a call and swipe to the right to send a message are illustrated in the list view on the left.

The photo of Emily's regular business card

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A scrollable list of familiar names is a natural interface between you and your contacts, hence the word "Skrol" in the name of our company and app.

The swipe to the left to make a call and swipe to the right to send a message are illustrated in the list view on the left.

Emily's business card while staying in Tokyo

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A scrollable list of familiar names is a natural interface between you and your contacts, hence the word "Skrol" in the name of our company and app.

The swipe to the left to make a call and swipe to the right to send a message are illustrated in the list view on the left.

Emily's business card translated to Japanese

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A scrollable list of familiar names is a natural interface between you and your contacts, hence the word "Skrol" in the name of our company and app.

The swipe to the left to make a call and swipe to the right to send a message are illustrated in the list view on the left.

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Emily's nameplate for sit-down meetings and trade shows

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A scrollable list of familiar names is a natural interface between you and your contacts, hence the word "Skrol" in the name of our company and app.

The swipe to the left to make a call and swipe to the right to send a message are illustrated in the list view on the left.

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A scrollable list of familiar names is a natural interface between you and your contacts, hence the word "Skrol" in the name of our company and app.

The swipe to the left to make a call and swipe to the right to send a message are illustrated in the list view on the left.

Personalized Emails and Texts

If you find yourself sending similar text messages or emails again and again, you can save a good deal of time by using templates instead. This way, you can accomplish the same tasks in a fraction of the time. Templates are especially handy on the go, in the car, or if you aren't a fast typist.

Personalized mail merge

You can connect Skrol to your Gmail, Apple, Outlook, Yahoo, or any other email account that supports SMTP to send personalized messages to anyone individually or in a group directly from Skrol (i.e., without opening an email app).

Mail merge right from your phone helps you send repetitive emails on the go to organize small events or other similar tasks. It's particularly important when caught in an emergency and needing to contact a large group of people right away. With Skrol, you can do so with just a few taps, including dictating your message inside the app.

Skrol isn't a substitute for full-fledged email marketing services like MailChimp or Constant Contacts. Its advantages are that it's connected to your personal or work email address, works with contacts you already have, offers far greater privacy, doesn't cost you a penny, is dead simple to use, and is always with you!

The illustration on the left shows a personalized email message in preview mode before sending it to 12 invited people.

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Interactive templates for texting

You can create any number of messaging templates that can include a person's name, time, day, duration, and location. This way, you can send informative texts in seconds with zero typing. Here is a typical example:

"Hi, [First name]! Sorry, I am delayed by traffic and expect to be [DURATION] late! Please call me back at (My mobile number) if you can't keep the meeting."

When you select this template, Skrol will present you with the "Select duration" list from 5 to 60 minutes so that the final message will look like this:

"Hi, Emily! Sorry, I am delayed by traffic and expect to be 40 minutes late! Please call me back at 201-555-3456 if you can't keep the meeting."

You need only five taps to send this personalized and informative message while the car isn't moving. And it's even faster than dictating one with Siri.

You can send similar interactive texts to groups or a selection of several people, but without personalization because smartphones don't support it.

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Organizing templates

Email templates are a time-saver when sending quick, pre-formatted responses to everyday situations, such as invitations, appointment confirmations, or standard responses to clients.

Also, well-crafted templates eliminate typographical errors, which is particularly helpful when typing on a tiny glass display. With Skrol, you can:

Create an unlimited number of templates and template folders right on your iPhone.
Include all available fields in the email's subject and message text for personalization.
Send a single or group message based on the template in seconds.
Preview and exclude messages you'll be sending to a group;
Cancel mail merge within a user-selectable amount of time in case of accidental send.

The illustration on the left shows a list of folders with email templates related to a single subject.

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Mail merge to individuals

To send an email 'the old-fashioned way,' you would normally (1) close the active app; (2) locate the email app icon on the Home page; (3) tap the icon to open the app; (4) tap the Compose button to open the New message page; (5) Tap the To: field; (6) start typing the name of the person; and (7) tap the right name from the drop-down list. You are now ready to write a message.

Depending on your skills, these seven steps take 20 to 40 seconds. Not a lot, but it's still a hassle for a frequent mailer.

Let's do the same with Skrol: (1) swipe the person's name in the List view; (2) tap the email icon, (3) tap the Compose new... command from the menu, and Skrol opens the New message page of your preferred email app, so you start typing the message in under 10 to 15 seconds.

Alternatively, you can select the Use template... command, select a pre-written template from the list, and email a perfectly formatted and error-free personalized message in less than 30 seconds.

Mail merge to groups or selected contacts

The three-dot menu above the alphabet and illustrated on the left manages the sending of emails to groups or a selection of random contacts in the list.

Just like with a message to a single person, you can use the Compose new... command to write and send an ad hoc message using your preferred email app.

The Use template... command does the same but adds a template text to the email's body. You can also modify the message before sending it like a regular email.

In both cases, the list of the people in the group will be added to the Carbon or Blind Copy field, depending on your preferred settings.

The Personalized mail merge... command works with templates containing contact-related merge fields, such as first and last names, salutations, company names, and others. This mode requires the valid SMTP settings described in previous slides.

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Recurring reminders

You can add reminders about important events in people’s lives to their folders. Check out a list of all pending reminders at any time. Post relevant events to your calendar with just one click to avoid clutter. Follow-up with calls or personalized emails directly from Skrol. And you'll receive notifications even when the app isn't running.

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Reminders list

Skrol ensures that you never miss important events in the lives of your family members, friends, and associates. The Reminders page below is a place to view, search, and manage pending, current, and expired reminders.

The first section displays today's reminders and notifications about forthcoming events. You can adjust the range of days before and after today's date in Settings.
To ensure ample preparation time for an event, you can enable multiple notifications for each reminder.
The next two sections show expired (crossed out) and pending reminders for each address book.
You can select to show all reminders in a single list or by account (as it is on the left);

When the app is closed, you will receive notifications about pending reminders on the Lock Screen, inside the Notification Center, as banners inside apps, and as the badge in the upper right-hand corner of the app icon.

Reminders folder

The pending birthdays and annual recurring events are contained in the person's folder, and there are four additional options to help you resolve each reminder:

— Send a gift command will connect you to popular gift sites so you can select, order, and send an appropriate gift;

— Add to Calendar. To avoid cluttering your schedule with numerous reminders, you can add them to your Calendar app only when they become due.

— Snooze for N days command lets you postpone a reminder for the number of days selected in the Settings.

— Off until the next year command will remove the reminder from the pending list until its next occurrence.

‍In addition to these options, you can make a call, send a text, start a chat, or post a social page message to convey your wishes related to this event right from Skrol.

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Reminders settings (1)

The Reminders functions are infinitely customizable to accommodate your work needs and lifestyle. To open the Reminders settings page (on the left), tap the sandwich menu in the upper-left corner under the avatar shown in the previous illustration. The following options are available:

— The Accounts to monitor section lets you select which address book (in addition to iPhone's) to include in the round-the-clock monitoring of the pending reminders.

The numbers 56 and 410 indicate the number of contacts, not reminders. This information helps distinguish one account from another when monitoring two or more address books from the same service.

— The Show reminders section lets you choose the range of days for showing expired and newly pending reminders relative to today's date. In the example on the left, on May 5th, the app will show reminders between May 1st and May 25th.

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A scrollable list of familiar names is a natural interface between you and your contacts, hence the word "Skrol" in the name of our company and app.

The swipe to the left to make a call and swipe to the right to send a message are illustrated in the list view on the left.

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Reminders settings (2)

The Scheduled notifications section lets you select the time of day and how far in advance to show the first, second, and final notifications even when the Skrol app isn't running.

A tap on the notification's banner or the app's icon with a badge will take you to the Reminders page so you can act on it.

The Snooze reminders option lets you select the number of days to postpone an event from showing in the reminders list.

You can use the Canceled events command on the Reminders options menu (not shown here) to review and restore canceled or snoozed reminders,

Once you get used to the app in the default configuration, all of these options will help you mold it to your preferences and circumstances.

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A scrollable list of familiar names is a natural interface between you and your contacts, hence the word "Skrol" in the name of our company and app.

The swipe to the left to make a call and swipe to the right to send a message are illustrated in the list view on the left.

The four sections above represent a small sampling of what Skrol does. For more information, please review this page for iPhone and this one for Android.

Skrol makes your favorite apps even more useful!

A contact organizer is only as good as its ability to connect you to people inside it. Below are some of the most popular apps that do just that -- send emails, schedule meetings, make phone calls, send messages, provide directions, find people, empower chats, and enable social interactions:

Email integration

You can create unlimited custom templates for sending personalized emails right from Skrol to one person, selected people, a group, or everyone.

Scheduling

Skrol is integrated with Apple and Google scheduling apps for adding events and sending invites directly from the app.

Voice, messaging, and chat

Dialer, Messages, and FaceTime interact with Skrol just like with Apple Contacts. Plus you can create personalized templates for texting right from Skrol.

Directions and mapping

You can use all of the above apps to get directions to any address inside Skrol or request an Uber/Lyft ride with a few taps.

Browsers

You can select a preferred browser among the above apps for opening contacts-related web links from inside Skrol.

Search engines

You can designate the search engine of your choice for researching contacts and transferring results back to Skrol.

Chat apps

You can start chatting with anyone directly from Skrol. The app remembers the last service you used to speed up the process.

Social networks

You can connect to anyone's social page directly from Skrol with a single tap. If a site supports the share option, you can add them to Skrol.

Address books

In addition to Apple, you can use Skrol to access address books from Google, Outlook, Yahoo, Exchange, and AOL accounts connected to your iPhone.

Images and sharing

Skrol is integrated with iPhone's camera, Photos app, Clipboard, AirDrop, and NFC for sharing and receiving information from other apps and sources.

Interacting with apps directly from Skrol has several practical benefits. You don't have to go through multiple home screens to open them, you don't have to memorize their interfaces, and you don't have to search inside the app for the person you want to contact. Skrol does all of this for you with a single tap!

Take Skrol for the test ride on Leah’s phone!

To reap the most benefits of Skrol, it is best to understand how to use its primary controls and functions. In this video, Leah covers the topics of display ergonomics, using multiple address books, search controls, switching between lists and galleries, adding new contacts without typing, customizing the app, managing reminders, and several others. By the end of the video, you will be able to use the app like a pro!

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How is it? Fast, simple, convenient, and hassle-free!

Feels familiar from the startWhen you open Skrol for the first time, your fingers know exactly where to go and what to do, and you will feel like you've already been using it for ages.

Not just for Google or Apple ContactsSkrol opens address books from all connected accounts, such as Outlook, Yahoo, Exchange, and corporate directories.

Ergonomic user interfaceYou can adapt all primary visual aspects of Skrol to your eyesight and dexterity with all of the accessibility options available for the Android phone.

Satisfying user experienceSkrol helps you accomplish more tasks in less time and with less effort. It matters because it will stay on your smartphone for years to come.

Easy to learn and masterSkrol is fast, intuitive, and simple to use because its design is based on the Google user interface and accessibility principles and guidelines.

Hands-free contacts entryIncludes a business card scanner, QR code reader, clipboard parser, and address detection for adding new contacts without typing.

Mindful of your privacy The Skrol app does not import, store, mine, or resell your contact information to anyone and will never do!

Provides extra securityIf you prefer your contacts to remain extra private, you can protect Skrol with biometric security or a password.

Gives you freedom of choiceSkrol is built on top of Google Contacts database. For these reasons, your contacts remain yours for life and will always work with any other app.

Works with or without the InternetYou can access contacts' information when WiFi or the Internet isn't available and even while your phone is in Airplane mode.

Skrol vs. Apple and Google Contacts, and Outlook apps

Skrol for smartphones is a chock-full of practical functions — more than in any other app of this kind. But rest assured, they aren't there for the sake of "featuritis" or at the expense of ease of use. In fact, you'll find Skrol easier to use and master than the barebone Apple or Google Contacts app that came with your phone or optional Microsoft Outlook.

ADDING CONTACTS

Manual entry

Business card scanner

Scan QR code

Add current location

Paste from the Copy/Paste from websites, emails, and documents

SEARCH

Predictive alphabet (1st and 2nd letters)

Search all fields

Search by specific field (name, phone, email, etc)

Match any words (multiple words)

Match all words (find with several criterias)

Fuzzy (phonetic) voice search

Search history

Search for groups and reminders

Create groups from search results

LIST OPTIONS

Sort contacts order by info – name, organization, email domain, country, state, city, ZIP

Multiselect for contacts, select all contacts

Actions for multiselect (send email, etc.)

Management actions for multiselect (move, delete, create group, etc.)

Switch between accounts right from the contacts list

Send email to a group

Send SMS to a group

Recently added contacts

Perform actions via swipes, long hold, double-click, etc.

CONTACT MANAGEMENT

Detailed actions history

Save actions location

Merge duplicates

Find duplicates automatically

Manage groups (add, delete, rename, add contacts to a group)

Import / Export contacts

Move contacts between accounts

CONTACT ACTIONS

SMS templates

Email templates

Schedule events

Make directions via Google Maps, Apple Maps, or Waze

Request rides with Uber or Lyft

Send My location

Share My business card

Share vCard

Share contact via QR code or NFC

FOLDER (CONTACT INFORMATION)

Integrate with primary chat apps (7)

Find and connect contact's page (13)

Attach relatives folders

Swipe between folders for quick viewing end editing

Search contact information on the web for adding photo, sites, addresses, and other information to the folder without typing

Attach photos of the business cards to folders

Paste photos from the Clipboard

Fields editing options (cut, copy, paste, swap, change case, format, delete)

Send fax messages

SETTINGS & OTHER

Select default apps (Email, Maps, Browsers, etc.)

Select default search engine

Request call confirmation

Select swipe actions for contacts list

Siri / Google Assistant shortcuts for voice commands

Support foreign addresses and phone numbers

REMINDERS

Reminders list

Birthday reminders

Event, anniversary and wedding reminders

Search by event type and contact name

Add events to the Google/Apple Calendar

Reminder notifications directly from the app

Active when the app isn’t running

EMAIL

Personalized mail merge

Send to selected contacts

Send to groups

Templates library, folders, editor

Bult-in SMTP support Apple Mail, Gmail, Outlook, MS 365, Yahoo, and AOL

Custom SMTP for any provider

Select preffered app for sending email (Apple Mail, Gmail, or Outlook)

Blind or Carbony copy list for group emails

DIGITAL BUSINESS CARDS

Create multiple cards (business, personal, side-hastle

Rotate phone to show users business card and QR code

Upload paper business cards

Nameplate mode

Publish business cards on the web page as online signature (Skrol/Me)

Translate to major languages while abroad

MISCELLANIOUS

Built-in User manual and tutorial videos

Restore deleted contacts

Perpetual backup

Zoom/Unzoom font size for readability

Biometric access security

Available / Supported / Included / Connected

Not available / Not supported / Not included

Utility function provided by the Apple Contacts app

Empower your smartphone with a free version of Skrol!

You can continue using the Apple and Google Contacts apps alongside Skrol because it is 100% compatible with all Android and Apple phones and third-party apps. Registration isn't required. If getting done more, better, and faster is what you are after, adding a free Skrol app to your smartphone is a no-brainer. Start using it now!

We anticipate the release of the skrol for iphone on or around April,15 2022

We anticipate the release of the Skrol app for Android smarphones on or around May 1, 2022