• Flexibits On Twitter: Carhop For Mac S

The app can start new email messages, FaceTime calls, Twitter posts, Skype calls, and more with natural language commands. It also links to your iPhone via Bluetooth so typing, “call Bryan C” starts a new call for you. Flexibits sees Apple’s notes field in its own Contacts app as an underused tool, so they made notes in Cardhop easy to see and edit. They say Cardhop’s approach makes adding information quick and always showing the notes field help you keep track of important information about the people you interact with. Cardhop uses the same database as Apple’s own Contacts app so you don’t need to re-enter any data. Syncing between your Mac, iPhone, and iPad through iCloud works, too. We’ve been testing Cardhop and its approach to dealing with our long contacts lists feels more proactive than Apple’s own Contacts app.

Finding contact entries feels more natural, too, because you aren’t jumping into a separate app and natural language queries are easier than hopping through lots of data fields. Cardhop requires a Mac running macOS El Capitan 10.11 or higher. It costs US$19.99, but is temporarily available for $14.99 through the or Apple’s.

Cardhop 1.1.4 Until now, managing and interacting with your contacts has been a real frustration. Cardhop’s magical parsing engine is incredibly intuitive, letting you search, add, edit, and interact with your contacts using a simple sentence! Just type in “John G” and John’s card will instantly appear.

Or enter “Sarah Smith sarah@cardhopapp.com” and Cardhop will add a new contact to Sarah’s card. Or type in “call Michael S” and Cardhop will instantly start a phone call with Michael on your Mac or even directly on your iPhone! SEARCH, ADD, EDIT, AND INTERACT WITH YOUR CONTACTS LIKE NEVER BEFORE. Open Cardhop with a single click or keystroke.

Flexibits On Twitter: Carhop For Mac S

Type in the details for your contact and press return. That’s it!