What happened to Clay
Automattic, the company behind WordPress.com, acquired Clay in 2025. In March 2026 the app was renamed Mesh; it is the same service under a new name. Mesh is a cloud service with an account, and it keeps your contacts in a database of its own.
The short answer
If you want to remember people without handing your network to a cloud service, Starrise Contacts is the simpler choice. It works on the contacts already on your iPhone, iPad and Mac, needs no account, and Pro costs $0.99 per month or $5.99 per year.
Side by side
| Starrise Contacts | Mesh (formerly Clay) |
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| Account | None needed | Required |
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| Where your data lives | Your device and your own iCloud | Mesh’s cloud |
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| Works on your iPhone address book | Yes, directly | Own database; imports your address book |
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| Reminders to reconnect | Yes (Pro) | Yes |
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| Free version | Core features, free | Up to 1,000 contacts |
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| Paid plan | $0.99/month or $5.99/year | Pro $10/month (website); $19.99/month in the App Store |
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Mesh facts from me.sh and its App Store listing on 11 October 2026; US prices.
Where Starrise Contacts goes further
- Notes you write yourself: as many dated notes per person as you like, searchable across all contacts. More on contact notes.
- Birthdays and anniversaries with a reminder at the time you choose, free.
- Gift ideas, file attachments and a map of everyone’s address.
- Keep in Touch reminders (Pro): pick a rhythm for each person, and Starrise counts from the last time you were in touch. See Keep in Touch reminders.
- Name days and Moments (Pro): name days from your country’s calendar, and reminders for plans you mention in your notes.
Getting started
Starrise reads the contacts in your iPhone address book, including iCloud, Google and Exchange. Every contact saved there shows up the moment you open the app; there is nothing to import and nothing to sign up for.
Sources
Facts about other apps were checked on 11 October 2026 on the pages below.
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