A solution to an obvious oversight
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Contacty for Messages
Published by:
Daniel McGloin
Description
With Contacty for Messages, sharing a contact becomes a simple task - as it should be:
1. Tap the Contacty icon
2. Locate the contact directly within Messages
3. Tap to send
The contact is added directly to your current conversation.
If you want to immediately send one or more contacts, just long press or use 3D Touch to select a contact, then tap "Send now".
All the capabilities of the Contacts app are available within Contacty. Preview (and edit if needed) a contact. Search or use the alphabetic index to jump quickly to a name. Names are sorted and displayed according to the system settings, just like in the Contacts app.
Frequently sent contacts are readily available; no need to search.
For advanced control, send only the fields you want. Long press or use 3D Touch to select a contact, then tap "Select fields...".
You can even send a contact to your friends with the green bubbles.
Access to Contacts must be granted in Settings. Contact data is only used to send via Messages and otherwise never leaves your device.
Optimized for iOS 16.
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1. Tap the Contacty icon
2. Locate the contact directly within Messages
3. Tap to send
The contact is added directly to your current conversation.
If you want to immediately send one or more contacts, just long press or use 3D Touch to select a contact, then tap "Send now".
All the capabilities of the Contacts app are available within Contacty. Preview (and edit if needed) a contact. Search or use the alphabetic index to jump quickly to a name. Names are sorted and displayed according to the system settings, just like in the Contacts app.
Frequently sent contacts are readily available; no need to search.
For advanced control, send only the fields you want. Long press or use 3D Touch to select a contact, then tap "Select fields...".
You can even send a contact to your friends with the green bubbles.
Access to Contacts must be granted in Settings. Contact data is only used to send via Messages and otherwise never leaves your device.
Optimized for iOS 16.
Contacty for Messages FAQ
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Is Contacty for Messages free?
Yes, Contacty for Messages is completely free and it doesn't have any in-app purchases or subscriptions.
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Is Contacty for Messages legit?
Not enough reviews to make a reliable assessment. The app needs more user feedback.
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How much does Contacty for Messages cost?
Contacty for Messages is free.
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Ratings History
Contacty for Messages Reviews
Something so easy Apple should do it
This app is FANTASTIC! The devs have made it perfectly simple and works so well that it feels native to iOS!
Very cool and simple
It just works, as expected, simple UI
Should be default
Android has this built-in. Great fun for this app restoring proper functionality in messages app. Thanks!
Easy and fast
Really easy to use. It integrates right into iMessages seamlessly. First time you open the app it walks you through how to use it. I always hated having to open the contacts app, find my contact, press share, then enter who I’m sending the contact to...this app is a game changer for me. This works quick and even searching through 1,000+ contacts did not slow the search feature down. So far so good. No issues for me on an iPhone X.
Easy to use.
Glad I find this app!
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App Info
- Category
- Utilities
- Publisher
- Daniel McGloin
- Languages
- English
- Recent release
- 1.3.0 (2 years ago )
- Released on
- Mar 17, 2020 (4 years ago )
- Last Updated
- 3 weeks ago
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