Abejas

Your professional network.
This time, it’s personal.

For Mac and iPhone. One-time purchase. No subscription.

Organize

Make sense of your network.

One-click import

Import your professional network on Mac in just a couple of minutes.

Explore the hive

Put a face to each name and figure out who’s who.

Group, tag and fave

Or let Auto Group take care of it all using private AI that runs on your Mac.

Remember

There’s a story behind every name.

Follow up

Pick a date to catch up, send a thank-you, or check in after an introduction.

Take notes

Keep private notes about how you met someone or your last conversation.

Be thoughtful

Spot who’s updated their professional headline or profile photo. Good time to reconnect.

Don’t stop

Take Abejas with you. Mac to iPhone and back.

In sync with Safari

Browsing someone’s profile? Their Abejas profile pops up and stays in sync.

iPhone app

Check your reminders before a meeting. Add some notes on the way home.

Easy as iCloud

Abejas syncs between Mac and iPhone through iCloud. No extra accounts or subscriptions.

Native, inside and out

Beautiful, also under the hood.

Notifications for your follow-up reminders.

Keep groups side by side in multiple windows.

Mac only

Drag and drop contacts into place.

Mac only

Auto Group. Powered by native, on-device AI models.

Mac only

Widgets for reminders and contacts.

Built for accessibility with VoiceOver.

Thousands of contacts? Metal keeps it all smooth.

Mac only

Your network is a click away in the menu bar.

Mac only

Search your notes. Find that person.

Ask Siri to add a note or reminder.

Work offline. Sync when you reconnect.

Share profiles. Your notes stay private.

Find anyone in Abejas with Spotlight.

Light and dark modes follow your system.

Write clearer notes with Markdown and colors.

Navigate with your keyboard.

Mac only

Undo and redo your edits.

Mac only

Pin contact cards above other apps.

Mac only

Build your own workflows with Shortcuts.

Dynamic Type adapts to your preferred text size.

iPhone only

Prefer less animation? Reduce Motion.

Any questions?

Which professional networks can I import contacts from?

Abejas is compatible with the largest and best-known professional network there is.

How is this different from a contacts app or a CRM?

Abejas helps you organize and remember the people you already know. Sort contacts into groups, keep private notes, and set reminders to follow up.

Unlike a traditional contacts app, it focuses on the context of your relationships rather than phone numbers and addresses. Unlike a CRM, it’s not designed around a sales pipeline.

How does importing work, and what access do I need to give Abejas?

You sign in to your professional network in a dedicated browser window inside Abejas on Mac. Abejas uses that signed-in session to read your connections and their available profile details and photos. This session stays on that Mac.

Could using Abejas affect my professional network account or connections?

Abejas is strictly read-only. It doesn’t edit your profile, send messages, add connections, or remove them.

Can I add someone who isn’t one of my connections?

Yes. On Mac, you can add someone outside your connections from their profile using the Safari integration.

Does the Safari extension work on every website, and can it read my browsing history?

The extension only reads your professional network website, not every website. It can’t read your browsing history either.

Can I use Abejas on my iPhone without owning a Mac?

Yes. You can add contacts manually without importing your professional network, then keep notes, organize contacts, and set reminders on your iPhone.

You’ll need a Mac to import and refresh your professional network connections, use the Safari integration, or run Auto Group.

Which Macs and iPhones are supported?

Abejas requires an Apple silicon Mac running macOS 27 or later, or an iPhone running iOS 27 or later.

Does one purchase include both the Mac and iPhone apps?

Yes. Abejas is a universal purchase. One purchase includes both apps when you use the same Apple Account for the App Store. There’s no subscription, and there are no upsells.

Where is my information stored, and can anyone at Abejas access it?

Your Abejas library is stored on your devices and synced through your private iCloud account. You need to be signed in to iCloud. A paid plan isn’t required, but you’ll need enough available storage for your library.

Abejas doesn’t collect your library on its own servers or include analytics or usage tracking. Adding contacts, notes, or reminders doesn’t notify anyone.

Why is it called Abejas?

Abejas means “worker bees” in Spanish. Do you get it?

How can I get help?

Send me an email to support@abejas.app and we'll get it sorted.

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