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Nimbus Pages
A private contact book that keeps itself current
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A private contact book that keeps itself current
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A private contact book that keeps itself current. Update your own card once and every connected member you have chosen gets the change — nothing to re-send. Bring contacts in from Google, Outlook, iCloud, LinkedIn or a scanned business card, and push changes back out. Four sharing levels decide what each person sees. QR codes and lock screens for sharing in person. Free for people, forever. Nimbus never sells your personal information.
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Hi, I'm Scott, and I built Nimbus Pages.
Here's something I'm bad at, and I'd bet you are too. I mailed a friend a birthday card and it came back: wrong address. I moved, emailed everybody my new address, and got almost no Christmas cards that year, because nobody copied it into their address book. We're all good at keeping our own info right. We're terrible at keeping everyone else's.
I waited 15 years for somebody to fix that. Nobody did. So this year I built it myself, with AI. Honest truth: I built it for me. Then I kept talking to people, and everybody has the same mess in their phone.
How it works: you keep your own card up to date, once. Everyone you're connected with gets the change, and you get theirs. You decide who sees what: family, friend, business, acquaintance, field by field. Your other contacts stay yours; send them an invite and they fix their own info, no account needed. Bring contacts in from Google, Outlook, iCloud or a file, clean up the duplicates (nothing merges until you say so), and push the clean list back out. QR codes for each level, a business card scanner that never uploads the photo, birthday reminders, and private notes only you can see.
Free for people, forever. No tiers. Businesses pay for labeled sponsored results in search, and that's what keeps it free. Advertisers get counts, never your information, and Nimbus never sells your personal information. That's written into the terms, not just this comment.
I've spent 30 years in networks and security, so it gets the same scans and reviews I'd give a client's network. I paid developers to build this years ago and it never got off the ground; building it myself with AI is what finally got it done.
Try it and tell me what's wrong with it. I add things every day that help me in real life, and I'd rather fix your problem than hear that it's nice.
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