Contacts Viewer
Browse the address books you already use in a focused experience for iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Choose your sign-in method, connect one supported account, and review contacts without accidental edits.
Your chosen contact provider, clearly presented
No import required. Connect a supported source and browse it read-only.
Your Choice of Sign-In
Sign in with Apple, Google, Microsoft, email, magic link, or phone. Then connect the contact provider you want to view.
Choose Your Contact Provider
Choose one supported Apple, Google, Microsoft, CardDAV, JMAP, or device contact account to browse at a time.
Instant Search
Search across all fields — name, email, phone, company. Results appear as you type.
Full Contact Details
Review the supported phone numbers, email addresses, organizations, notes, and other details supplied by your provider.
Share Contacts
Share any contact card via iMessage, AirDrop, or any app in the share sheet.
Free · Ad-Supported
Completely free to use with non-intrusive banner ads. No hidden fees or subscriptions.
Contacts ViewerNeed a calm view of more than one address book?
Connect the provider that already owns your contacts and browse its current records without first copying them into another account. When you need a deliberate transfer, the full app adds review and write-back controls.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I have to use the same service to sign in and store contacts?
No. Your app sign-in and contact provider are separate choices. Sign in with an available method, then connect any contact provider supported by Contacts Viewer.
How is Contacts Viewer different from Cloud Contacts?
Contacts Viewer is the lightweight, read-only option for browsing and sharing. The full Cloud Contacts app adds editing, cleanup, provider-to-provider transfer, backup, and advanced organization tools.
Can I edit contacts from this app?
No. Contacts Viewer is intentionally read-only. Use your provider's own tools or the full Cloud Contacts app when you need supported editing and synchronization features.
Which contact providers can I connect?
The current app can browse supported Apple, Google, Microsoft, CardDAV, and JMAP sources. Available fields and authentication methods vary by provider and server.
How are provider credentials stored?
Provider credentials are stored in your device's secure system Keychain and are sent only to the provider endpoint needed for authentication.