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A contact hub you own. You create one card with your info, decide who sees what, and when something changes — a new number, job, or address — you update your card once. Everyone you’re connected with gets it automatically.

Click Create account at nimbuspages.com, or accept an invite link someone sent you. If you were invited, your card is already started — check it, fix anything, choose a password, and you’re in.

No. You can keep your whole address book here whether or not anyone else joins. Automatic updates only happen between two members — but your list is yours either way.

We’re finalizing our pricing and will post it right here before launch.

Sort of — but not one you download from an app store. Nimbus runs in your browser, and once you’re signed in you can add the Nimbus icon to your phone or computer so it opens full-screen with its own icon, just like an app. iPhone: open Nimbus in Safari, tap Share, then Add to Home Screen. Android: open it in Chrome, tap the ⋮ menu, then Install app. Computer: click the install icon in the address bar. When you’re signed in there’s also an “Add the Nimbus icon” option under your name. No App Store, nothing to download.

No. We never sell your personal contact information. That’s a written commitment in our Terms of Service, not a marketing line.

Only the people you choose, and only the fields you choose — field by field, per relationship level. Family, friends, acquaintances, and business contacts can each see different things.

Yes — that’s exactly what the visibility settings do. Every field (each phone, email, address, birthday) can be shown or hidden per relationship level.

They stop getting fields above their new level going forward. What you already shared isn’t yanked out of their address book, but nothing new above their level flows to them.

Notes only you can see. Never shared with the contact, never searchable by anyone, never leave your account.

You can delete any contact, any field, or your whole account. Deleted contacts sit in the trash for 30 days in case you change your mind, then they’re gone.

Open a contact’s card and click Invite. They get an email or text with a link showing the info you have for them. They fix anything wrong, hit Submit, and your copy updates — no account required for them to do that.

A contact is an entry in your address book — yours alone. A connection is two members linked together, so updates flow automatically between them.

Only the information they already had for you; the invite page is their copy of your card. Submitting corrections updates their copy. Creating an account is optional.

You get notified and choose: keep the old info in your copy, or accept the removal. Nothing disappears without your say.

Yes — bulk invite lets you send invites to many contacts at once.

Yes, three ways: a file export from Gmail or Outlook (CSV), an Apple/iCloud export (vCard), or by connecting your Google or Microsoft account and pulling contacts in directly.

Yes. When a connection updates their card, Nimbus can push it into your Google or Outlook contacts so your phone’s address book stays current too. You can turn this off per connection.

Apple import works today via vCard file export. Live two-way sync with iCloud is planned but not built yet.

Use Clean up. It finds duplicates and likely problems, shows you each match, and lets you merge them — nothing merges or deletes until you approve it.

Search across everyone you know — and everyone they recommend. Looking for a plumber? You’ll see people you know who match, businesses your connections recommend, contacts who may have the answer, and sponsored results, clearly marked.

The more complete your card, the easier you are to find. If you’re a ski instructor and someone in your network searches “ski instructor,” a complete card is what puts you in their results.

Businesses can advertise in the fourth search column. Sponsored results are always labeled, and advertisers never receive your personal information.

Yes. Businesses get their own card type — company info, the people there, phone, website, address — and you can mark a business as recommended to your connections.

Your connections see that recommendation when they search for what the business does. It’s word of mouth, organized.

Use “Forgot password” on the sign-in page — a reset code goes to your account email.

Email us at support@nimbuspages.com.

You can delete your whole account from your settings; it goes to the trash for 30 days before it’s permanently removed.