Queue is the contacts app that should have come with your phone. It helps you be the thoughtful person you’ve always wanted to be, even if you’re terrible at keeping in touch.
*Your people*
Add people from your iPhone contacts, Google contacts, your calendar, and LinkedIn, and choose how often you'd like to catch up — every few weeks, every few months, or just when it counts.
*Your catch ups*
Meetings with people in your queue on your Apple or Google Calendar count as catch ups automatically, and you can record a catch up yourself any time too.
*Your reminders*
Get a nudge when it's been a while, when it's someone's birthday or anniversary, and when someone in your queue starts a new job.
*Your notes*
Queue reminds you after each catch up to think about how it went and jot down a few notes, then makes sure they're handy the next time you reach out.
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*Even better with Queue for macOS*
Queue knows when you've emailed, texted, called, or FaceTimed someone in your queue and logs the catch up for you. No manual updating, ever. Meetings on your Apple Calendar or Google Calendar sync automatically too. Email and text message content is analyzed entirely on your own Mac using Apple's on-device models. Conversation summaries are stored securely in your private iCloud, and they never reach Queue’s servers.
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I'm Jeremy and I make Queue. I charge a subscription to keep it running, and you can try it free. I hope you find it valuable. Email me any time with questions or feedback at jeremy@queue.community.
A surprised extrovert’s guide to their friendships
stephiestephsteph
I am a highly extroverted person. I didn’t think I needed to organize and nurture my friendships - they were all right there in front of me. What could be difficult about that? But the pandemic hit and I slowly realized how many of my friendships were based on coincidence, timing, and being in the same physical place. How unintentionally I had built those relationships. How easy it would be to miss out on them if I didn’t start approaching them a bit differently. Enter Queue. Suddenly I am asking myself, do I want to catch up with this person? How much do we have in common? What’s here? A define the relationship moment, if you will, for each person in my life. Isn’t this just an app? Yes. But it’s weird. When you’re extroverted and you’re forced to think about who you want to give your energy to - it’s weird how different that looks. Sometimes you get people you weren’t expecting and you build beautiful relationships you would have missed out on if you didn’t take the time to really see them. Others you miss out on because now you do see them, and it’s not right for you. I’ll admit I do know the developer and think he is swell. But I’ll tell you the output of my experience and you can judge from there: Since Queue, I’ve been invited to weddings I would not have been, and I gratefully and humbly let go of other relationships that had finished their journey and I learned I could move on. It’s just an app. But who am I now when using it? There are days when I snooze a catch up, remove people from my Queue, or just don’t feel like it. But the days that I look at the app and think, “Oh hey, how is that person doing? What would happen if I said hello?” What would happen indeed?Hello Queue.
Built for Friends- Made for sales people
Slim801
Once I landed on Queue, I was hesitant like I am with any new app—the 'try it' option. After I updated my contacts on the app, we were off and running. I needed something for Sales that would constantly remind me to contact over 2,000 customers monthly along with Birthdays. The set up was flawless. Now the most important feature of LinkedIn it syncs your contacts so if you happen to see they moved places, the queue will automatically tell you. You can have groups, text, call, right from the app. It’s perfect I highly recommend you give this a try.
Help for my Broken Brain
SeanMcTex
Friends are very important to me, but I'm pretty terrible at keeping in contact with them. As a developer myself, I've thought for years about building a tool to reach out to important people at regular intervals. Fortunately, Queue came along and scratched that itch exquisitely well, so now I don't have to. It's lovely, well-crafted, functional, app that feels delightful and properly at home on iOS. The developer adds new features at a steady pace, and is extraordinarily ready to discuss plans and feature requests. I'm delighted to have such an effective tool to help me be the thoughtful human I want to be.
Necessary app for modern times!
Kyle Heidelberger
I’ve been using this app for a while (started in beta) and I can honestly say it’s one of the most useful apps out there today. It’s been especially helpful during COVID as it’s reminded me to check in with everyone fto me my brother to my old college pals at varying frequencies. The notifications and reminders are clear but not intrusive and the Google Calendar integration is amazing! So many options for customizing reminders and tracking. 100% worth the cost and more, highly recommend!
**New in 2.4.0**
- Queue for iPad! The nicest iPad app on the store.
- Liquid Glass! A fresh new design that absolutely shines.
- Siri AI support (beta)! Ask anything about your people.
- Snooze until they reply: Missed calls and unanswered texts now snooze someone automatically, with a reminder to follow-up in a week.
- Preferred reminder days: Choose whether you want reminders anytime, during the week, or only on the weekends for each person and group.
- Dedicated birthdays and anniversaries view: See all your upcoming occasions at once.
- Semantic search: Use natural language to find the “people with kids” or “emails about travel plans” or “reminders about launches” or just about anything else.
- Sorting: For the first time you can sort your queue by almost anything: name, company, title, last catch up, group, location, and of course due date.
- Advanced filtering: Include, exclude, all selections, any selections… filtering is now a whole lot more powerful.
- Pacing: Set how many catch ups you prefer to have in a day or week and see your progress over time.
Version 2.4.0
The developer, Jeremy Lubin, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy .
Data Linked to You
The following data may be collected and linked to your identity:
Contact Info
Identifiers
Usage Data
Data Not Linked to You
The following data may be collected but it is not linked to your identity:
Diagnostics
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Accessibility
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