InTouch Contacts Personal Edition Version 1.0.4, February, 2009

Latest update with some bug fixes and speed improvements.  Search fields expanded and cell tidy ups.

InTouch Social Edition Version 1.0, January, 2009

Objects Etc are pleased to announce their second product for the iPhone that introduces new social functions to the simple address book / contacts application found and variously recast by various vendors.   We have taken a fresh approach to this by adding new facilities and structures to classify your contacts and how you want to use them.

InTouch Contacts Personal Edition Version 1.0.1, January, 2009

We are pleased to announce an update to inTouch Personal with new views, French localization, speed improvements and contact editing.  Watch this space for news of more new features and languages in the coming weeks.  

InTouch Personal Edition Version 1.0, December 30th, 2008

Objects Etc are pleased to announce their first product for the iPhone that introduces new utility to the personal contacts management on the iPhone.   It sits to one side of the standard Apple Address Book (Contacts) database and provides new types of related information, classification and activities together with group email, iCal events, and vcards to name a few.

Please refer to the support pages for the user manual.

TELA Core, Version 1.5, December  2008

Objects Etc Ltd have developed a business middleware component that we believe provides a unique software layer above the operating system and database layers but below the application layers.  This business middleware tier provides and uniform and consistent representation of the essence of operational business objects and patterns that can be used and re-used time and time again to provide a common framework for developing software configurable applications.

Connections, Planned Release Q1, 2009

Our technology transforms flat contact management into multi-dimensional network intelligence.

Original contact information is given added dimensions. We retain changes to unlimited types and numbers of attributes, like locations, roles, qualifications, directorships, professional and social associations.

They are portrayed on a simple linear timescale or, more excitingly, in visual metaphors that emphasise the web of associations with others. When enabled with collaborative features, the value of shared intelligence becomes apparent.

Information therefore comes to life, showing users not only what potentially valuable relationships may exist, but how and why they exist, helping users to judge their strength and potential usefulness.  No other solution does this.

The key value point is that there is much more to what you already know. Users get more back than they put in and are encouraged to enrich and share their own data. The application enhances and accelerates human judgement.