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Do you have a pile of contacts you don't recognize? Just lightly toss a card!

It is the lightest contact management app that quickly organizes your address book by group with a single touch.

📱 With countless contacts, when did you ever have time to go through them one by one to assign groups?

- For those with a smartphone full of contacts they can't remember just by looking at the name

- For those who need to distinguish between business connections (friends, clients, etc.) and personal connections

- For those who have intended to organize their address book but kept putting it off because it was too much of a hassle

- For those who love a stylish dark mode UI and satisfying haptic feedback

✨ Key Features and Characteristics

1. 'Swipe Interaction' with a Twisting Feel

Just like Tinder, grab a card and lightly swipe it in the direction of the desired group Orb to toss it. Smooth spring physics motion and haptic feedback turn simple repetitive tasks into an enjoyable playground.

2. 'Minimal Card View' at a Glance

Provides a card UI that simply highlights only the name, phone number, and profile picture (or initials). You can identify who someone is in just one second and quickly decide on a category, ensuring your focus remains unwavering.

3. Customize 'Group Management' to Your Taste

Freely add and edit your own groups, in addition to basic groups such as Work, Friends, Lifestyle, and Clients. An aesthetic accent color system is applied to make visual distinction between groups easy, making classification even more intuitive.

4. Smart 'Duplicate Contact Detection'

It intelligently detects duplicate contacts with the same number and displays a comparison pop-up. Neatly organize your address book by comparing previously organized cards with your current ones at a glance.

5. Safe '100% On-Device' Operation and Privacy Protection

Your valuable contacts are never transmitted to external servers and are processed securely only within your device. Use with peace of mind, without worrying about personal information leaks.