A clearer view of your Feed: The Feed now surfaces your followed contacts' activity in clear chronological order, so nothing gets lost in the shuffle. Better context on meetings: Tapping into a meeting row now shows the meeting title alongside a more coherent view of both contact and employee participants — so you know who was in the room at a glance.

Made some minor UX changes on the contact record to help you find what you need, faster.

Made some minor UX changes on the contact record to help you find what you need, faster.

We fixed a few minor bugs and made some UX improvements to make your contact management experience smoother.

Take the conversation to WhatsApp: Tap to start a WhatsApp chat right from the contact record — eliminating the need to add the contact in WhatsApp manually. Reliable on the go: A smoother loading experience and a better experience even when your connection is spotty.

Start your day in the know: Get a daily push notification summarizing the latest activity your colleagues had with the contacts you follow — so you never miss an important moment. Smoother all around: A handful of small UX improvements and bug fixes throughout the app.

Never walk into a meeting cold: Ruby now suggests contacts that you have upcoming meetings with that you don’t have a relationship with yet. See how you’re connected with the contact, and always be prepared for your next meeting. Organize your contacts, your way: Need to keep track of a personal list of contacts? Create private tags — visible only to you — alongside shared team tags, so your personal lists stay separate from the ones your team uses.

Stay on top of your relationships: Never lose touch with the people who matter — when you claim ownership of a contact, Ruby will monitor your email and meeting activity and remind you to keep in touch if it’s been awhile. Quick outreach: Need to email a whole group? Copy all email addresses of contacts related to a tag with a single tap. Keep your contacts in sync with Ruby: A smoother Apple Contacts sync experience, with a confirmation screen so you always know what got synced. Edit smarter: Swap email addresses or phone numbers with a drag-and-drop — no more deleting and re-adding. Phone numbers, your way: US and Canada users see local numbers in familiar local format, while international users always see the full country code — essential for cross-border calling.

Stay on top of your relationships: Never lose touch with the people who matter — when you claim ownership of a contact, Ruby will monitor your email and meeting activity and remind you to keep in touch if it’s been awhile. Quick outreach: Need to email a whole group? Copy all email addresses of contacts related to a tag with a single tap. Keep your contacts in sync with Ruby: A smoother Apple Contacts sync experience, with a confirmation screen so you always know what got synced. Edit smarter: Swap email addresses or phone numbers with a drag-and-drop — no more deleting and re-adding. Phone numbers, your way: US and Canada users see local numbers in familiar local format, while international users always see the full country code — essential for cross-border calling.

A fresh new look: We've introduced a modernized glass UX for a cleaner, more polished experience throughout the app. Stay on top of key relationships: When you take ownership of a contact, you'll now be prompted to set reminders — making it easier to follow up at the right time. Quick access to employee profiles: Jump straight to a colleague's OrgWiki or LinkedIn profile right from their employee record. Find contact owners faster: Contact owners are now surfaced in the More Info section of every contact record. Bug fixes & improvements to keep things running smoothly.

We made improvements to the Feed, Contact Record and the Contact Search experience. Improvements Feed: Stay in sync with the people who matter most. The updated Daily Feed gives you a focused view of yesterday's activity and what's coming up today and tomorrow — all in one place, for the contacts you follow. Contact Record: Find what you need faster with a cleaner layout, and never lose track of when you last met or when you're meeting next with a contact. Search: Finding contacts just got faster. Search now automatically searches across all your company contacts — no extra taps, no extra steps.

We made improvements to the Feed, Contact Record and the Contact Search experience. Improvements Feed: The main Feed page will now be the Daily Feed, only showing the recent activity for your followed contacts. Contact Record: We reordered the sections to prioritize the most relevant information. The contact Feed was renamed to Activity and also now shows the user’s last and next meeting with the contact. Search: Global search is enabled automatically so the user does not need to tap “Search all company contacts”, as they had to previously.

We've made improvements to search, merge history, and squashed a couple of bugs. Enhancements Contact Search: Finding contacts is now smarter and more forgiving. Search results are no longer sensitive to punctuation — for example, searching "tj" will surface contacts named "T.J." Exact matches are also now prioritized at the top of your results, so the contact you're looking for is easier to find, faster. Merge History: You can now see the domain of a merged (child) contact directly in the Merge History view, giving you the context you need to identify records at a glance without having to tap into each one. Bug Fixes Contact Record: When updating the relationship details, users can now set the “Known since” date as today. Users reported that this was not saving properly in the previous build.

Ruby 1.14.3 is available.

Ruby 1.14.3 is available.

Ruby 1.14.2 is available.

Ruby 1.14.1 is available.

Ruby 1.14.0 is available.

Ruby 1.13.0 is available.

Ruby 1.12.0 is available.

Ruby 1.11.1 updates how users can see contact record updates. Changes made to a contact have moved from showing in the Feed to now populating a new record history that contact owners can access to see all the updates for a contact.

Ruby 1.11.0 updates how users can see contact record updates. Changes made to a contact have moved from showing in the Feed to now populating a new record history that contact owners can access to see all the updates for a contact.

Ruby 1.10.0 has a few new features. In Merge History, users can now click into merged contacts to see what information is contained in each contact. Users can now edit just the data in Contact Info and More Info sections of a contact. The sorting of contacts when searching is now more consistent. Some helpful tips have been added when first logging in as well as in the Feed section.

Ruby 1.9.0 has two new features: Reminders and Merge History. Contact owners can now set up one-time and recurring reminders on contacts they own. With Merge History, see the underlying contacts that have been merged into a contact. We've also added a number of minor fixes in this patch as well.

In Ruby 1.8, we've updated the offline experience to better reflect which data needs an online connection to be viewed. Tags have been updated to load more quickly and show more commonly used tags at the top of the list. There are other small bug fixes in this update as well.