There are plenty of reasons why so many people have eschewed using contact organizers in favor of Excel or Google Sheets. Who wants a hassle when a basic table of names is faster, simpler, and more flexible? The pain of using and, ultimately, not using poorly-designed organizers didn’t escape us. Please watch this video to determine if we succeeded or not:

What’s good for Gmail becomes even better for Google Calendar. If most of your meetings are with people in your contact organizer, why not connect them to the events, and make your scheduling a lot faster and easier. Here is how:

Updating or adding new contacts by hand is a hassle. Not so with Skrol because you can ask anyone to fill in a secure form sent to them from the app. Here is how the Remote Update works, and it’s only one way out of ten for keeping your contacts up-to-date without touching the keyboard once:

You can find new senders on the web right from the message, look up their email history, search for their photos, and open websites associated with their emails. The Sender’s sidebar on the right shows the sender’s photo, note, phone numbers, websites, Twitter handles, and social site links. Here is how it works:

Gmail doesn’t support personalized mail merge with groups, and its templates aren’t suitable for heavy use. Skrol fixes all that by becoming a de facto contact organizer for Gmail with well-organized templates and seamless personalized mail merge. Please check out this video to see it in action:

What good a contact organizer is if you can’t find someone from years ago in a flash. Or find a large group of people related by a common denominator, such as occupation or location? Not a challenge for Skrol in either case! All of it in seconds, and here is how:

Most organizers have groups, and so has Skrol. But what you can do with them, how fast and how easy is what sets Skrol apart. Please check out the video below to understand why well-designed groups turn a contact organizer into a productivity rocket ship:

We went out of our way to design a printing tool when a hand-written shipping label, envelope, postal form, or visitor tag wouldn’t cut it for a professional office or well-organized event. You can use Skrol to print personalized mailing labels, name tags, badges, and postal forms for any number of people. It’s a great convenience for anyone sending packages or organizing conferences, seminars, meetups, weddings, and similar other events. This video shows how: