Mesh: Contacts + CRM

Name: Mesh: Contacts + CRM
Rating: 4.4 (741 reviews)
Author: Clay Engineering

By: Clay Engineering

Powerful Contacts Manager

Features & Capabilities

Discover, organize, and deepen your personal and professional relationships with Mesh: Contacts + CRM. Formerly Clay, this private, beautifully designed app is more than a contacts list—it's a lightweight CRM that builds rich contact cards automatically from your email, calendar, address book, LinkedIn, iMessage, and more, with context like photos, bios, education and work history, location, and social profiles.

Search with natural language, dictate notes, set reminders and birthday alerts, and create reconnection cadences to stay in touch. Organize people into groups, share contacts with your team, and leverage integrations with Gmail, iCloud, and more. Features include contact enrichment, deduplication, backups, and cross-device sync to keep relationships organized and secure. New users get a 14-day Mesh Pro trial.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Privacy & Security Task Management Data Communication

By:

Clay Engineering

Rating:

4.40

(741) 1 new ratings

Version:

2026.4 Last updated: 2026-05-07

Version code:

885400350

Creation date:

2019-11-07

Compatible devices:

Size:

199.08MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-06

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 67,979 ▼ 30

Other rankings

#11 in Manage Your Customer Relationships #67 in engine keyword 29 ▲

For Developers

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Developed by:

Clay Engineering

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/mesh-contacts-crm/id1463073824

Website:

https://me.sh

User Reviews

Reviewers broadly praise Mesh/Clay as a powerful network CRM with a clean interface and strong integrations, useful for staying connected. However, widespread complaints focus on billing practices, reliability bugs, data privacy concerns, and onboarding friction, with many noting that AI features and syncing are imperfect. Overall, strong potential but significant trust and stability issues hold back wider adoption.

Pros

Powerful tool for managing personal and professional networks with a full picture of relationships.
Clean, intuitive UI with fast search, keyboard shortcuts, and a native iOS feel (widgets/Shortcuts).
Strong integrations and linking to multiple contact points (Notion, other apps) and cross-app connectivity.
Long-term reliability and ongoing improvements; years of use and responsive team.
Helpful at events and for staying up-to-date with contacts; easy to stay organized.

Cons

Billing friction: forced credit card on free trial, upfront charges, and difficult cancellation/refunds.
Bugs and reliability issues: onboarding freezes, slow performance, archiving/memory problems, merging issues, Nexus AI not working.
Privacy and data concerns: perceived unethical data use and privacy risks with contact data and social data.
Onboarding/permissions friction: forced invites, excessive permissions, and consent marketing; privacy concerns.
Incomplete data sync and enrichment: not all contacts or data sync; data lag and manual work needed.

Recent reviews

Use it every week, a super charged rolodex for me to stay on top of updates and reminders within my network

by Fa*****, 2026-05-12

I’d use the app if I wasn’t forced to add a credit card to use the free version… I’m more than willing to pay for a subscription if I like it (and it looks like I’d like it), but I’m not giving my credit card to use a free version of an app! lol

by Ho*****, 2026-04-09

Chat GPT said clay was good. I thought I did enough research but now I’m using the app and none of my notes for my contacts are there! Even the Nexus feature for individual contacts isn’t working. I click it and nothing happens. When I use the Nexus feature (not linked to specific contact) it’ll still tell me about my notes but that’s so inconvenient. The app is not due for an update and the Nexus assures me it’s just a UI bug… you also can’t delete contacts just archive them. I just feel like I might as well keep notes on my contact library. I would get a refund if I could. I wish I never bought the year subscription $120 down the drain. By the way- in my opinion the 5 star reviews seem like bots- or they had personal interest in a good review…