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Derek Kozel
@derekkozel · Engineer at Nameloop
If anyone has technical questions or feedback about the Android app please let me know! Thanks for taking the time to try it out.
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John Murch
@johnmurch · Developer/Marketer
You would think USPS would create a system for this so when you move you don't have to update/contact every magazine, bill, alumni, etc company that you are moving. Awesome idea and totally interested, do you have an API as well to let partners pull out this information (e.g. alumni parties, etc.)
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Samuel Pavin
@sampavin · Chief Hustling Officer - Freelance
Hi, Sam here, as mentioned above, Nameloop is free for individual users and can be used via mobile (Android and iOS) and web. We have solutions for connecting businesses with customers too. And beyond the use as an always-up-to-date address book, the app can be used as a networking tool (digital business/personal card) and a relationship management tool.
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Derek Kozel
@derekkozel · Engineer at Nameloop
If anyone has technical questions or feedback about the Android app please let me know! Thanks for taking the time to try it out.
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Andy Fortson
@andyfortson · Social & Digital at Faraday Future
Nameloop is pretty nifty. It is "the address book meets Facebook" when it comes to functionalities. Initially an address book allowing to put all contacts in one place (importing Facebook and LinkedIn contacts too) by connecting with these contacts. Details are then automatically updated once someone updates theirs. Loops (groups) allow to "sort" people (fam… See more