One record per person
Merge duplicates, add labels, and search names, companies and notes the way you remember people.
An example sequence: a first email and a follow-up sent from your own Gmail, stopped automatically when the person replies.
HOW IT WORKS
Import from Google Contacts or a CSV. Duplicates merge into one record per person.
Draft a note and its follow-ups in your own voice. Names and details fill in for each person.
Set a sending window and the days between messages. Weekends are skipped.
Messages go out from your own Gmail, in a single thread.
A reply stops the follow-ups. The conversation is yours from there.
YOUR NETWORK, ORGANIZED
One record per person, context before every meeting, and your phone kept up to date.
Merge duplicates, add labels, and search names, companies and notes the way you remember people.
See who is on the invite and what you already know about them before the call.
Star a contact and Fondline can keep it up to date in Google. Importing never writes back; you turn sync on.
Bring in the people you know and keep in touch with them, all in one place.
Get startedTHE SUITE
Use one or all three. They share the same people.
Import from Google Contacts or a CSV, merge duplicates, add labels and notes, and share a workspace with your team.
Connect a calendar read-only. See who you are meeting, what you know about them, and who you have been seeing most.
Personal email sequences from your own Gmail that stop the moment someone replies.
PRIVATE BY DESIGN
Fondline reads only what it needs. Gmail access covers message headers, never the bodies in your inbox, and calendar access is read-only.
Read the privacy policyA personal relationship manager. It keeps the people you know in one place, gives you context before you meet them, and helps you follow up without losing track.
No. Mail, contacts and calendar are separate connections, each with its own permission screen, and you can use Fondline without any of them. Signing in with Google does not give Fondline access to your mail, contacts or calendar.
No. Gmail access covers message headers, such as sender, recipients, subject and date, so Fondline can recognize replies. It cannot read the bodies of messages in your inbox. Emails you write in Fondline are stored so they can be sent.
Calendar access is optional and read-only. You choose which calendars it reads. Fondline matches the people on each invitation to your contacts and never creates, changes or deletes an event. Your meetings are visible only to you.
Before each follow-up, Fondline checks the thread. A reply or a hard bounce stops the sequence; an out-of-office pushes the next message back.
Sign in with Google or an email code and bring in your contacts. Connect mail or calendar only when you want to. Questions about access or pricing go to help@fondline.com
Sign in with Google or an email code.