Contact app first of all and then later you can use it to call on phone

Just adding my voice to the many others. As I use gmail less and less I'd prefer to not have to keep updating my contacts through Google when Proton is my primary source for most of the things I get done on my phone.

Contact app first of all and in 2nd version we can make some calls it could be wonderfull

Absolutly necessary!!

Yes, that would be really cool, a contacts app from Proton for Android too!

Absolutely. This is something I NEED!

Many apps require access to my phone’s contact app. As a result, I do not manage my contacts on the official phone app. I would greatly appreciate a Proton contact app where I can securely store my contacts.

This is a much needed feature for myself and the community! A robust, contact management app would round out the Proton package. What are you guys waiting for?

Adopter Proton est une démarche importante, avoir des informations de contacts protéger en fait parti de manière indispensable !!!

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fully agreeing, definitely and absolutely agreeing. We need a contact application
2 reasons:
- confort of use
- confidentiality. What is the value of having a secure email system if all your contacts are visible ? Most of us are aware that even encrypted mails show the recipients and the subject line, but showing **all** your contacts, including multiple email-adresses, including those with whom you phone, is yet another thing !

I really appreciate protonmail. To me, the missing contact application is the major problem of protonmail.

Best

While the contacts app in the mail client is better than nothing, it's unwieldy and unusable by those that use contacts frequently. It requires too many interactions to find our contacts and doesn't integrate well with other apps.

For the most part, we're better of using the default contacts app on our devices, which I have to do with my extensive contact lists.

Please make this happen soon, a standalone Proton Contacts app would be a huge godsend! Thanks for reading.

Une application contact permettrait de réduire notre dépendance aux GAFAM. Merci pour votre travail

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Please. My contacts contain some of my most private data, as others have mentioned. It would fit in perfectly with the Proton environment, which is something I've been looking for for years as a substitute to Google Contacts. thank you so much https://fmapps.org

This, notes, and maps would complete the proton ecosystem for me! 10/10 company and service. I’ve convinced dozens of people to make the switch (and personally worked with them on setting up their password manager).

This would be huge. Many apps have access to my contacts, and I have a lot of sensitive information there. Codes, addresses, etc.

Maybe an option to just sync whatever I put in my apple contacts and then transfer and delete everything but the name and number automatically.

I could put extra sensitive contacts only in the proton app that isn’t integrated with my other apps.

This would be hugely useful, especially if the app was to sync changes from the phone to proton when edits are made

While I understand the need to separate Proton Contact from Android/iOS API (otherwise it compromises the whole point of encrypted contact), but modern smartphones and apps relies on this feature.

For example I can't find my Signal contacts (those who haven't set a username yet) without their phone numbers, hence I need contacts shared with Android API.

Nowadays it should be possible to use "contact scope" to only share *some* contacts, and not all.

Yes, please. As others have said, my contacts are some of my most personal information. I've been looking for an alternative to Google contacts for years and it would be a natural fit in the Proton ecosystem.