Photolio · Contact Manager

Contacts, built
around people.

Remember people by photo, keep every way to reach them together, and stay connected as shared details change.

People · Photos · Connections

Step 1 Find Lena in Contacts
Photolio contact list with recognizable photos, names, and context
Step 2 Choose how to connect
Lena’s Photolio contact sheet with email, website, and social handles

Contacts built around people

Remember the person. Choose how to connect.

Photolio organizes names, photos, context, and contact methods around the person instead of treating them like a database record.

List view Names and context
Photolio contact list with photos, names, and context
Photo grid People at a glance
Photolio photo grid with recognizable contacts
Contact details Lena at a glance
Lena Foster’s Photolio contact details with her photo and context
Ways to connect Every channel together
Lena Foster’s Photolio action sheet with email, website, and social handles
Photo-first contacts

Find people at a glance

Browse a familiar contact list or a photo grid built for visual recognition.

One person, many channels

Choose how to connect

Keep email, websites, messaging, and social profiles together with the person.

Private or followed

Keep contacts your way

Create a private contact yourself, or follow a profile to keep its latest shared details.

People inside moments

One photo. Everyone remembered.

A wrong turn in the park, graduation day—tag the faces once, and each photo stays a map back to the people and the feeling you shared.

Name every face Keep the moment Return to anyone
Photolio showing separate profiles for different parts of one person’s life
Jane Smith’s public Photolio profile with ways to connect

Profiles with context

Share the right version of yourself.

Keep Personal, Work, or School profiles separate, then share the right one by QR code or link. Follow people so the contact details they share stay useful as they change.

Switch profiles before you share.
Share by QR code or one public link.
Follow people for their latest shared contact information.

Private by default

Your contacts stay private.

Creating a photo contact never publishes it. Public profiles are separate, and you choose whether to publish one and which details it shows.

No address book import Photolio does not import or read your device Contacts database.
Never published automatically Creating or editing a photo contact does not make that person public.
Public profiles are optional You decide whether to publish a profile and which contact methods it shows.

Questions

Photo Contacts, clearly.

Why Photo Contacts?

Because people remember faces, moments, and groups—not alphabetical lists.

Does Photolio scan my Apple Contacts?

No. Photolio does not import or read your device Contacts database. You create and organize photo contacts inside Photolio.

Does Photolio identify faces automatically?

No. You choose who to tag and link inside a photo. Photolio does not claim to identify unknown people for you.

Does someone need a public profile to be my contact?

No. You can keep private photo contacts. Public profiles and Follow are optional ways to stay connected when both people choose to use them.

Start with the person, not the platform.

Remember who they are, choose how to connect, and stay current.