MetMe

MetMe is an iOS app for adding and remembering contacts. It is built around natural-language entry, letting a person type or speak and have the app extract names, roles, companies, and contact details automatically. The product is described as a better way to add and remember contacts, with an emphasis on keeping those details attached to the context of how the person was met.

The app captures where and when someone was met, along with personal notes, and saves each contact directly to the native iOS Contacts app. It also presents three ways to review a network: a timeline organized by when people were met, a calendar view for seeing which days new people were added, and a map view that pins where people were met and lets the user recall the context. The page also says a contact can be added with one sentence in under five seconds.

Privacy and local processing are central to the product description. MetMe says all AI processing runs entirely on the user’s iPhone using Apple Intelligence, with no cloud, no servers, and no accounts. It works offline, requires no internet connection, and can be used in airplane mode. The app also says there is no sign-up or login, and that everything saves directly to the native iOS Contacts.

MetMe is offered as a beta on TestFlight. The page says it is for iOS 26+ and for iPhone 15 Pro or newer devices. It is made by Mattan Ingram. The page does not state pricing or licensing.