Dextr vs Kithmap

Dextr is a personal CRM for adding relationship context and organization to contacts, available on iOS and macOS. It supports tags, custom relationship types, contact groups and follow-up reminders. Its AI Organizer Assistant helps sort contacts and clean up duplicate or incomplete entries. Dextr syncs with native iOS Contacts, with changes reflected in both apps; iCloud sync can keep tags, relationships, notes and organization consistent across iPhone, iPad and Mac. The free plan costs nothing and includes unlimited contacts, AI organization, relationships, tags, reminders, places and events. Pro costs $14.99 a year and adds interaction logging, business card scanning and the Mac app; a 14-day trial is listed. Contacts access is required, while notifications, calendar and camera access are optional for reminders, event integration and business card scanning. The maker says contact data and user content are not sent to Dextr or third parties, though app and device information, diagnostics, attribution and subscription information may be collected. Deleting an account removes Dextr-specific data while preserving native iOS Contacts.

Kithmap is a personal relationship CRM for keeping track of people and connections. Its graph lets users label links such as family, friends, partners, colleagues and classmates. People can be added by typing or pasting names, then organized with tags or groups and given photos and notes. Users can set a follow-up cadence, see who is overdue, record conversations and receive birthday reminders.

Kithmap describes itself as a single-user tool for personal memory, not a sales CRM. It runs on the web and macOS, and users sign in with Google. Optional connections to Google Contacts, Gmail and Calendar are subject to the access a user authorizes. Kithmap says Gmail thread bodies are not stored, although thread headers and relevant calendar events are cached on its server; for the Mac companion, message bodies remain on the Mac and only derived log entries are sent. Users can export data as JSON or delete an account in Settings. The open beta plan is free. Kithmap says it is US-only and not yet GDPR-compliant for EU residents.