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Publisher Description
Geotag your Contacts!
Nearest Contacts tells (and shows) you the nearest contacts from your address book. Use it on the road to recall those favorite restaurants and hotels, or to find nearby friends, family or customers.
Nearest Contacts makes your address book a great travel resource. Keep track of hotels and road food, points of interest, anything you might want to come back to (or avoid!).
For planning ahead, find contacts nearest to any place you choose. See your contacts on a map, showing distance and driving time, and get driving directions with a tap or two.
Visiting a customer in the field? Use Nearest Contacts to find other nearby customers, or a favorite nearby bar to celebrate your success (or drown your sorrows).
Filter the results by contact group or by travel direction, and use the built-in compass for orientation.
With its simple and intuitive interface, Nearest Contacts makes your address book a more useful travel companion.
(Nearest Contacts now requires iOS 15+)
Version History Rebuild for iOS 27. 2.48 Sep 15 guard against bogus input data; rebuild for latest iOS 2.47 May 27 Minor UI cleanup/simplification 2.46 Jan 12 adopt Liquid Glass 2.45 Jan 8 A bit of icon tweaking. 2.44 10/02/2024 Updated with a new set of app icons. 2.43 09/24/2024 Fixed problem causing app to unexpectedly quit when specifying a photo as origin. 2.42 02/18/2024 Improved readability of distance-remaining 2.41 12/15/2023 Updated for iOS 17 2.40 09/18/2023 Updated terminology: contacts groups are now "lists". 2.39 10/25/2022 Along with minor updates, the contact image size on iPhones is reduced in order to fit a little more on the screen. 2.38 10/10/2022 You can now choose a photo to use its location as origin, and then create a contact with that location and photo (handy for places without addresses).
The app is updated for the latest versions of iOS & iPadOS, and now requires 14 or later. 2.37 12/22/2021 The busy-indicator was disappearing in dark mode. No more. 2.36 02/25/2020 Support for system dark mode (requires iPadOS or iOS 13). 2.35 09/13/2019 Action menu wasn't showing up after a search. Fixed. 2.34 07/01/2019 The search interface has been updated, along with an assortment of less visible stuff. Consequently, Nearest Contacts now requires iOS 11.0 at a minimum. 2.33 06/21/2019 When showing a map of nearby contacts, make sure the map is at a reasonable scale. 2.32 06/09/2019 Improvements to search interactions. 2.31 01/05/2019 Fixed a problem where the app could quit if a contact's home page was not a valid URL, and rebuilt for the latest devices. 2.30 12/22/2018 Display of the origin address was cramped or overflowing with long addresses; fixed. 2.29 10/22/2018 Oops. Reload the list of contacts immediately after changing the origin. Sorry about that… 2.28 10/20/2018 When returning to the main screen after an excursion, try to make sure we see the same contacts that were visible when we departed. Nearest Contacts now requires iOS 10.0 minimum. 2.27 10/12/2018 In which we make sure that the selected site is still visible when we return to the main window. 2.26 09/28/2018 Cosmetic improvements, most notably better handling of contact images. 2.25 09/21/2018 Well…the last release wasn't quite as crash-free as one might have hoped...let's try again, shall we? 2.24 06/26/2018
About Nearest Contacts
The company that develops Nearest Contacts is Jonathan Lundell. The latest version released by its developer is 2.48.
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version 2.48
posted on 2026-10-15
Version History Rebuild for iOS 27. 2.48 Sep 15 guard against bogus input data; rebuild for latest iOS 2.47 May 27 Minor UI cleanup/simplification 2.46 Jan 12 adopt Liquid Glass 2.45 Jan 8 A bit of icon tweaking. 2.44 10/02/2024 Updated with a new set of app icons. 2.43 09/24/2024 Fixed problem causing app to unexpectedly quit when specifying a photo as origin. 2.42 02/18/2024 Improved readability of distance-remaining 2.41 12/15/2023 Updated for iOS 17 2.40 09/18/2023 Updated terminology: contacts groups are now "lists". 2.39 10/25/2022 Along with minor updates, the contact image size on iPhones is reduced in order to fit a little more on the screen. 2.38 10/10/2022 You can now choose a photo to use its location as origin, and then create a contact with that location and photo (handy for places without addresses).
The app is updated for the latest versions of iOS & iPadOS, and now requires 14 or later. 2.37 12/22/2021 The busy-indicator was disappearing in dark mode. No more. 2.36 02/25/2020 Support for system dark mode (requires iPadOS or iOS 13). 2.35 09/13/2019 Action menu wasn't showing up after a search. Fixed. 2.34 07/01/2019 The search interface has been updated, along with an assortment of less visible stuff. Consequently, Nearest Contacts now requires iOS 11.0 at a minimum. 2.33 06/21/2019 When showing a map of nearby contacts, make sure the map is at a reasonable scale. 2.32 06/09/2019 Improvements to search interactions. 2.31 01/05/2019 Fixed a problem where the app could quit if a contact's home page was not a valid URL, and rebuilt for the latest devices. 2.30 12/22/2018 Display of the origin address was cramped or overflowing with long addresses; fixed. 2.29 10/22/2018 Oops. Reload the list of contacts immediately after changing the origin. Sorry about that… 2.28 10/20/2018 When returning to the main screen after an excursion, try to make sure we see the same contacts that were visible when we departed. Nearest Contacts now requires iOS 10.0 minimum. 2.27 10/12/2018 In which we make sure that the selected site is still visible when we return to the main window. 2.26 09/28/2018 Cosmetic improvements, most notably better handling of contact images. 2.25 09/21/2018 Well…the last release wasn't quite as crash-free as one might have hoped...let's try again, shall we? 2.24 06/26/2018
version 2.48
posted on 2026-09-17
Version History Rebuild for iOS 27. 2.48 1d ago guard against bogus input data; rebuild for latest iOS 2.47 May 27 Minor UI cleanup/simplification 2.46 Jan 12 adopt Liquid Glass 2.45 Jan 8 A bit of icon tweaking. 2.44 10/02/2024 Updated with a new set of app icons. 2.43 09/24/2024 Fixed problem causing app to unexpectedly quit when specifying a photo as origin. 2.42 02/18/2024 Improved readability of distance-remaining 2.41 12/15/2023 Updated for iOS 17 2.40 09/18/2023 Updated terminology: contacts groups are now "lists". 2.39 10/25/2022 Along with minor updates, the contact image size on iPhones is reduced in order to fit a little more on the screen. 2.38 10/10/2022 You can now choose a photo to use its location as origin, and then create a contact with that location and photo (handy for places without addresses).
The app is updated for the latest versions of iOS & iPadOS, and now requires 14 or later. 2.37 12/22/2021 The busy-indicator was disappearing in dark mode. No more. 2.36 02/25/2020 Support for system dark mode (requires iPadOS or iOS 13). 2.35 09/13/2019 Action menu wasn't showing up after a search. Fixed. 2.34 07/01/2019 The search interface has been updated, along with an assortment of less visible stuff. Consequently, Nearest Contacts now requires iOS 11.0 at a minimum. 2.33 06/21/2019 When showing a map of nearby contacts, make sure the map is at a reasonable scale. 2.32 06/09/2019 Improvements to search interactions. 2.31 01/05/2019 Fixed a problem where the app could quit if a contact's home page was not a valid URL, and rebuilt for the latest devices. 2.30 12/22/2018 Display of the origin address was cramped or overflowing with long addresses; fixed. 2.29 10/22/2018 Oops. Reload the list of contacts immediately after changing the origin. Sorry about that… 2.28 10/20/2018 When returning to the main screen after an excursion, try to make sure we see the same contacts that were visible when we departed. Nearest Contacts now requires iOS 10.0 minimum. 2.27 10/12/2018 In which we make sure that the selected site is still visible when we return to the main window. 2.26 09/28/2018 Cosmetic improvements, most notably better handling of contact images. 2.25 09/21/2018 Well…the last release wasn't quite as crash-free as one might have hoped...let's try again, shall we? 2.24 06/26/2018
version 2.47
posted on 2026-09-10
Version History guard against bogus input data; rebuild for latest iOS 2.47 May 27 Minor UI cleanup/simplification 2.46 Jan 12 adopt Liquid Glass 2.45 Jan 8 A bit of icon tweaking. 2.44 10/02/2024 Updated with a new set of app icons. 2.43 09/24/2024 Fixed problem causing app to unexpectedly quit when specifying a photo as origin. 2.42 02/18/2024 Improved readability of distance-remaining 2.41 12/15/2023 Updated for iOS 17 2.40 09/18/2023 Updated terminology: contacts groups are now "lists". 2.39 10/25/2022 Along with minor updates, the contact image size on iPhones is reduced in order to fit a little more on the screen. 2.38 10/10/2022 You can now choose a photo to use its location as origin, and then create a contact with that location and photo (handy for places without addresses).
The app is updated for the latest versions of iOS & iPadOS, and now requires 14 or later. 2.37 12/22/2021 The busy-indicator was disappearing in dark mode. No more. 2.36 02/25/2020 Support for system dark mode (requires iPadOS or iOS 13). 2.35 09/13/2019 Action menu wasn't showing up after a search. Fixed. 2.34 07/01/2019 The search interface has been updated, along with an assortment of less visible stuff. Consequently, Nearest Contacts now requires iOS 11.0 at a minimum. 2.33 06/21/2019 When showing a map of nearby contacts, make sure the map is at a reasonable scale. 2.32 06/09/2019 Improvements to search interactions. 2.31 01/05/2019 Fixed a problem where the app could quit if a contact's home page was not a valid URL, and rebuilt for the latest devices. 2.30 12/22/2018 Display of the origin address was cramped or overflowing with long addresses; fixed. 2.29 10/22/2018 Oops. Reload the list of contacts immediately after changing the origin. Sorry about that… 2.28 10/20/2018 When returning to the main screen after an excursion, try to make sure we see the same contacts that were visible when we departed. Nearest Contacts now requires iOS 10.0 minimum. 2.27 10/12/2018 In which we make sure that the selected site is still visible when we return to the main window. 2.26 09/28/2018 Cosmetic improvements, most notably better handling of contact images. 2.25 09/21/2018 Well…the last release wasn't quite as crash-free as one might have hoped...let's try again, shall we? 2.24 06/26/2018 There's been a crash lurking for a while now, but hopefully it's lurking no longer. If you've seen the app disappear unexpectedly, this may well fix that.
And, long overdue, improved display of contact images. They're now round, which may or may not be an improvement, but is consistent with their display in Contacts, and they're sized better, are centered, and have lost those ugly black borders. Sorry it took so long! 2.23 06/14/2018
version 2.46
posted on 2026-05-26
Version History Minor UI cleanup/simplification 2.46 Jan 12 adopt Liquid Glass 2.45 Jan 8 A bit of icon tweaking. 2.44 10/02/2024 Updated with a new set of app icons. 2.43 09/24/2024 Fixed problem causing app to unexpectedly quit when specifying a photo as origin. 2.42 02/18/2024 Improved readability of distance-remaining 2.41 12/15/2023 Updated for iOS 17 2.40 09/18/2023 Updated terminology: contacts groups are now "lists". 2.39 10/25/2022 Along with minor updates, the contact image size on iPhones is reduced in order to fit a little more on the screen. 2.38 10/10/2022 You can now choose a photo to use its location as origin, and then create a contact with that location and photo (handy for places without addresses).
The app is updated for the latest versions of iOS & iPadOS, and now requires 14 or later. 2.37 12/22/2021 The busy-indicator was disappearing in dark mode. No more. 2.36 02/25/2020 Support for system dark mode (requires iPadOS or iOS 13). 2.35 09/13/2019 Action menu wasn't showing up after a search. Fixed. 2.34 07/01/2019 The search interface has been updated, along with an assortment of less visible stuff. Consequently, Nearest Contacts now requires iOS 11.0 at a minimum. 2.33 06/21/2019 When showing a map of nearby contacts, make sure the map is at a reasonable scale. 2.32 06/09/2019 Improvements to search interactions. 2.31 01/05/2019 Fixed a problem where the app could quit if a contact's home page was not a valid URL, and rebuilt for the latest devices. 2.30 12/22/2018 Display of the origin address was cramped or overflowing with long addresses; fixed. 2.29 10/22/2018 Oops. Reload the list of contacts immediately after changing the origin. Sorry about that… 2.28 10/20/2018 When returning to the main screen after an excursion, try to make sure we see the same contacts that were visible when we departed. Nearest Contacts now requires iOS 10.0 minimum. 2.27 10/12/2018 In which we make sure that the selected site is still visible when we return to the main window. 2.26 09/28/2018 Cosmetic improvements, most notably better handling of contact images. 2.25 09/21/2018 Well…the last release wasn't quite as crash-free as one might have hoped...let's try again, shall we? 2.24 06/26/2018 There's been a crash lurking for a while now, but hopefully it's lurking no longer. If you've seen the app disappear unexpectedly, this may well fix that.
And, long overdue, improved display of contact images. They're now round, which may or may not be an improvement, but is consistent with their display in Contacts, and they're sized better, are centered, and have lost those ugly black borders. Sorry it took so long! 2.23 06/14/2018 There was a bit of confusion in the menu logic when a search was active, now better. And refreshing with an active search works better, too. 2.22 06/07/2018
version 2.46
posted on 2026-01-12
Minor UI cleanup/simplification
version 2.44
posted on 2024-10-02
Oct 2, 2024
Version 2.44
A bit of icon tweaking.
version 2.43
posted on 2024-09-24
Sep 24, 2024
Version 2.43
Updated with a new set of app icons.
version 2.42
posted on 2024-02-18
Feb 18, 2024
Version 2.42
Fixed problem causing app to unexpectedly quit when specifying a photo as origin.
version 2.41
posted on 2023-12-15
Dec 15, 2023
Version 2.41
Improved readability of distance-remaining
version 2.40
posted on 2023-09-18
Sep 18, 2023
Version 2.40
Updated for iOS 17
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