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FullContact Apps becomes Contacts+. Here is what you can expect. Hello! We are excited to announce t

FullContact Apps becomes Contacts+. Here is what you can expect. [FullContact]( Hello! We are excited to announce that the FullContact App is being rebranded as Contacts+.  The change will begin today and roll out over the next few days, here's what you can expect:  A New Name and Logo The FullContact App will become Contacts+ with this logo. A New Icon For native apps such as Contacts+ for iOS, Android, and Mac, the app will have a new icon. A New Bookmark If you use our web application, you will need to update your bookmark to point to:  []( A New Look and Feel We’re taking this opportunity to upgrade the app’s design, focused to the Web, iOS, and Android apps for now, with a fresh look and feel while keeping the functionality you know and love! Your account is not changing -- the only changes are to our branding and design.  All of the apps, integrations, and functionality you use today still exist, just under a new brand.  The credentials that you use for FullContact will be the same credentials that you use to access Contacts+. If you are wondering why, or want to learn more, please [take a look at this blog post]( from me that goes into great detail as to how we arrived at this change. Thank you for your continued support and don’t hesitate to reach out to us if you have issues accessing your Contacts+ account. Onwards! Travis Todd Co-Founder, FullContact  P.S. If you haven’t [logged into]( the app recently I highly encourage you to take another look.  [We’ve added a number of features]( and [integrations]( to help you be better with your personal relationships! FullContact Inc. 1200 17th Street Suite 13-103 Denver, Colorado 80202 [Privacy]( • [Unsubscribe]( [iOS App Store]( [Google Play Store](

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