Proton Contacts mobile app
Hellove!
Yesterday I used Google Contacts (and/or the default Huawei contacts) app on my Android phone.
Tomorrow, I will use the secure and lovely Proton Contacts app for Android (and possibly iOS - there are probably iOS users who would want this, too).
From this Proton Contacts app, I will also be able to do my regular calls, browse call logs, see favourite contacts and groups for contacts, and utilize a search function for it all.
Please strongly consider making this tomorrow today, Proton Team <3
Thank you!

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M commented
Please get this app happening ASAP so your customers can complete their switch to Proton!
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Brad commented
PLEASE make this happen!!!
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Protonymous commented
Proton Team, where is Proton Contacts?
I'm sure you're proud to be a bastion of Internet privacy but a large number of your users have to leave all their personal contacts in Google or iCloud after switching to Proton. I've been a patient paying customer for 4 years now and you said this was coming *6 years ago*. Proton Mail Contacts is practically USELESS for anything other than emails! We need to be able to make it the default phone contacts app. We need to be able to hands free call and hands free navigate to our contacts without needing Google Contacts!!
Please get this app happening ASAP so your customers can complete their switch to Proton!
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Henon commented
This is one of the only things that keep me tied to iCloud so it would be great to have.
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Davo commented
Currently on an Android phone I:
-tap ProtonMail
-tap hamburger menu
-swipe up
-tap Contactsand get a working Contacts app.
A standalone app that would get to that data -- even if it was just some kind of shortcut going straight to the same place in ProtonMail -- would be a really useful app.
As it is, I use the built-in Android Contacts app.
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Jaap de Boer commented
This is the only app that misses and keeps me bound to Google!
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Matthew commented
I agree completely. For degoogle-fication this is realy necessary.
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Thomas McVay commented
I would love to be able to consolidate the past piece of my data (Contacts) into the Proton world. I currently use Deja Office CRM and am very happy with it, but would prefer to have an integrated solution. I run my business using DO and the notes, histories, future alarms, etc are key to making the switch. Hope you have something working toward this kind of a solution.
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Chris commented
Protonmail made it possible to store contact information. But it’s just not practical for use aside from email yet. I need “Hey Siri/Google, call Tim” level of integration to really degoogle. Until then I need to maintain separate contact lists manually.
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Mellie commented
Really trying to deGoogle - Proton needs a separate contacts app so its not sooo many clicks to make a phone call. Plllllleeeeaaaassseee :)
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UserUser commented
The email-calendar-contacts connection is crucial for a mail provider.
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Rob commented
Contact sync is one of the barriers keeping me from going all in on Proton.
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emergent mind commented
This needs to happen 6 years ago.
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Tsu commented
This is an essential condition if we want to get rid of Google.
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hearne@pm.me commented
This is a ‘no brainer’ - it’s surprising that it wasn’t developed ages ago!!!
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Merhard Guggenheimer commented
Proton, Seriously. I really want this as a feature!!!
I think this should be infinitely more time sensitive for you to work on than some crypto wallet because it is the key missing puzzle piece in the proton ecosystem, the crypto wallet is not. (Not to dunk on it, looks nice)
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Tujetsch Marcel commented
Exactly what I man.
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Jennifer Krauel commented
I really really need this functionality before Jan 20th to protect my friends
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Kirk commented
I was just about to subscribe to Proton Unlimited but then found that Android can't see or use Proton Contacts. I can't switch to Proton until Android can use Proton Contacts as its contacts app (or at the very least Proton Contacts can be synced with the phone). Seems like this is important to a lot of people.
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david commented
Contacts being buried down at the bottom of the scrollbar in iOS is extremely annoying. A separate contacts app would be ideal