Your address book, worth trusting again

Years of saved numbers, scanned cards and imported lists leave the same person stored three times, half of them missing a company. Signal Recall walks you through fixing that — one decision at a time, with a way back from every one.

  1. 1

    Tell us how you write things down

    Your home country for phone numbers, the short names you use for companies.

  2. 2

    See what you're working with

    How many duplicates, how many numbers written inconsistently, how many contacts you can't actually reach.

  3. 3

    Tidy before matching

    (852) 2198 1401 and +852 2198 1401 only match once they're written the same way.

  4. 4

    Merge the duplicates

    Side by side, you choose the master and what to keep from each. They were saved twice for a reason — nothing is thrown away silently.

  5. 5

    Fill in what's missing

    Look people up on LinkedIn and elsewhere, straight from their contact card.

Backed up first

A full snapshot before you touch anything, downloadable any time.

Undo any merge

Every change keeps the before, so a wrong call costs one click.

Practise first

A sandbox copy of your contacts to try it on before the real ones.

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Signal Recall

Find and safely merge duplicate Google Contacts — with a full backup before every change

Sign in with Google

Heads up: Google will show an "unverified app" notice

That's expected while Signal Recall is in private beta — click Continue to proceed (without waiting too long, or the sign-in expires). We only request access to your Contacts.

Your contacts are accessed with your own Google account and never shared. A backup snapshot is saved before any merge or delete.