Tap a name, say what happened. MapWho captures it instantly — voice or type — right from the car, between appointments, wherever you are. Every person and company becomes a node on a living map, so you always know who's overdue, who knows who, and exactly who can make the introduction you need.
Available on iOS now, with Android coming soon.
Tap a person from the main screen and add a note — typed or spoken — while it's still fresh. Dated automatically, no forms, no digging through another app.
Every person and company you log becomes a node. Connect who knows who, and their circle grows as the picture fills in behind the scenes.
See at a glance who's overdue for a catch-up, and tap anyone to trace exactly how you're connected — directly, or through someone you already trust.
From the main screen, log an interaction with one press of a button — an entry dated today, for any person, in seconds. Use voice input from the keyboard and a note takes seconds, not minutes.
Open Network Health each morning to see exactly who's overdue for a call — contacts, companies, what's coming up, and where the gaps are, all in one glance.
One list of everyone you're overdue to reach out to, sorted by how overdue they are, with a one-tap way to log today's catch-up right from the list. Keep every record to yourself, and print your activity when you need it.
Call, message, or email straight from someone's profile — no copying a number into another app first. If it's there, it's one tap away.
Add the people you know, and connect anyone who knows each other. The more connections someone has, the bigger their circle grows.
Tap anyone to see how you're connected. A green line means you know them yourself — a pulsing line means you could reach them through someone you already trust. The same trick that makes an introduction feel natural at a party works just as well for a client you'd like to meet.
Add a company or organisation as its own node, and link everyone who's part of it. Give the company its own reminder cadence too — handy when you need to stay in touch with a place, not just one person there.
Create as many maps as you like — family, work, friends — each completely independent, with the same features in every one.
Set how often you'd like to stay in touch with someone, and a gentle amber pulse lets you know when it's time to reach out, a red pulse lets you know it's been too long. Special dates like birthdays and anniversaries included.
A full timestamped history of every catch-up, call, and conversation. Never wonder "when did I last reach out" again. Keep instant notes and records of activities, ready to export to a spreadsheet or print out, whenever you need it.
Pull straight from your phone's contacts instead of typing everyone in by hand — pick who you want, and they're on the map in seconds.
A private, anonymous fun snapshot of your network — glowing nodes, no names — ready to post. Nobody sees who's in it but you. Create your shape and share it!
Your maps live on your own device. No account, no login, no third party. MapWho has no servers of its own, no analytics on your data, and no advertising. If you use more than one device, your maps can sync through your own private iCloud, which only you can access. Nothing else is uploaded anywhere unless you choose to export it.
Yes. No accounts and no MapWho servers. Your data is stored on your device, and if you use more than one device it syncs through your own private iCloud, which MapWho's developer can't see or access. Nothing is shared with anyone else unless you choose to export it yourself.
No. MapWho works entirely on your device — no sign-up, and no connection required for everyday use. Syncing between devices uses iCloud, so it needs an internet connection and an iCloud sign-in on each device.
Yes. When you're signed in to iCloud, your maps stay in sync between your devices automatically, so a note added on one appears on the others, all through your own private iCloud. You can also still move a map between devices any time with export/import.
Both. Create as many separate maps as you like — one for family, one for work, one for friends — each fully independent.
Free, for up to 20 people and one map — plenty for most people. MapWho Plus removes that ceiling (up to 400 people, unlimited maps) for $6.99/month (USD) or $59.99/year (USD), for anyone with a bigger network to track.
Download now on iOS, or join the Android waitlist below to be first to know when it launches.
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