Knowing how to reach someone isn't the same as remembering their story.
Your address book helps you find your people. ConvoMemory helps you keep the thread of your conversations. You may want both, because they solve different parts of staying connected.
Two different theories of connection.
For friendship and conversation memory
Choose ConvoMemory if you want to save personal conversation details, revisit them before catch-ups and get reminders to reconnect.
For networks and contact consolidation
Choose Google Contacts if your main need is storing, organising, syncing and finding contact details across compatible devices and Google services.
Concise comparison.
You have their number. You want to remember what matters.
You open a friend's contact to call them, but the useful context is that they're waiting for news about a new flat. ConvoMemory gives you a place to keep that conversation detail and revisit it before you talk. Contacts can still be your source of truth for their phone number.

When to choose each app.
Choose ConvoMemory if:
Add conversation context and follow-up reminders that a standard address book isn't designed to centre.
Choose Google Contacts if:
Keep Google Contacts if you simply need reliable contact information and don't want another app for relationship memories.
Your questions answered.
How much effort does it take to save memories?
Contacts requires little effort for storing names and details. ConvoMemory adds a small capture habit after conversations so the stories and follow-ups don't get lost.
What happens to voice notes and personal data?
ConvoMemory voice notes are processed on-device and original audio is discarded. Google Contacts data follows Google's account and sync settings. Check both services' current privacy details before storing sensitive information.
What can you do for free?
Google Contacts is generally included with a Google account. ConvoMemory is free for up to 3 friends, with $10/month Premium and $100/year Annual.
What limitations might matter?
ConvoMemory is not an address book replacement and should not be relied on as the canonical store for phone numbers or email addresses.
Do I need Google Contacts if I use ConvoMemory?
You can keep using it. Contacts stores how to reach someone; ConvoMemory helps you remember the conversations you have with them.
Does ConvoMemory automatically sync my address book?
Don't assume it does. Its core purpose is saving the people and memories you choose to capture; check the current app for any supported contact integrations.
Can I use ConvoMemory for only a few close friends?
Yes. The free tier supports up to 3 friends, making it possible to try the routine with a small circle first.
