Addressure

Everyone has your address. Most of them have the old one. Addressure is one address book that everybody reads from — yours. You keep your address in one place and decide who gets it. When you move, their copy changes with it. Nobody has to be told twice. Share it with the people who should have it Add somebody as a friend and choose what they see. A friend, your sister and your landlord do not need the same things, so nothing is shared until you say so. Circles, for people who belong together A class, a street, a football team. The circle asks for what it needs — an address, a phone number, a birthday, a doorbell name — and everybody in it answers once. Lists, for people who are not in the app Making a wedding list, or collecting birthdays for the office? Send one link. People fill it in from their phone with no account and no download, and the answers land in one place. Anybody who does have Addressure stays current afterwards on their own. Not only addresses A card can hold a phone number, an email address, a birthday, or something you name yourself. So the book that keeps everybody's address right keeps their birthday right too — and a birthday, unlike an address, never needs correcting once you have it. Your address is not the product No advertising, no tracking, nothing sold. Addresses, phone numbers and anything else you write down are encrypted before they reach our database, and the servers are in the European Union. You can delete your account, and everything in it, from inside the app.

First release