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Queue

The native personal CRM that keeps itself updated while keeping you in touch.

Queue is a personal CRM designed specifically for the Apple ecosystem. Created by independent developer Jeremy Lubin, it solves the common problem of forgetting to keep in touch with friends, family, and professional contacts. Instead of requiring manual updates, Queue acts as an intelligent, automated relationship manager.

Key Features

  • Automatic Syncing – Automatically logs interactions by syncing with iMessage, Phone calls, FaceTime, Apple Mail, Contacts, and Calendar directly on your Mac.

  • Privacy-First AI – Utilizes Apple's on-device models to securely analyze and summarize email threads and text conversations locally. No message data ever reaches Queue's servers.

  • Smart Nudges – Sorts your network by who is due for a catch-up and provides reminders for birthdays, work anniversaries, or when someone starts a new job.

  • Native Mac Experience – Built entirely natively with Swift and SwiftUI, bypassing Electron bloat for a fast, keyboard-friendly macOS experience.

Why Use Queue?

Queue is built for individuals who value maintaining relationships but struggle with the administrative overhead of a traditional CRM. Unlike enterprise tools, it operates smoothly in the background, automatically bringing important people to your attention while strictly respecting your personal data privacy.

Platform & Compatibility

Architecture

Universal (Intel & Apple Silicon)

Minimum macOS

macOS Tahoe 26

Public Opinion

Curated highlights from Reddit and other communities, not user-submitted reviews.

What people like

“Users appreciate that Queue syncs and summarizes iMessage, Mail, and FaceTime logs entirely on-device, effectively removing the manual data entry required by most personal CRMs.”

Reddit: r/macapps — Queue. The native personal CRM

“Media outlets highlight its seamless integration with iPhone contacts and Google Calendar, praising it as a practical tool for busy individuals trying to maintain their networks.”

9to5Mac — Indie App Spotlight: 'Queue'

“Customers find the balance of set catch-up cadences and limited daily suggestions highly effective, calling it a game-changer for maintaining relationships without feeling overwhelmed.”

App Store Reviews
Common concerns

“The app requires a $4.99/month subscription after only a one-week free trial, which can be a deterrent for users looking for a simple contact utility without recurring costs.”

9to5Mac — Indie App Spotlight: 'Queue'

“Some users feel the app's UI and technical execution still have an 'early-days' feel and could be smoother, though they recognize its strong core concept.”

App Store Reviews

“The automated nature of structured catch-up reminders can sometimes feel formulaic or like doing 'chores' to some tech community members, who prefer organic serendipity over scheduled communication.”

Hacker News: A simple system I'm using to stay in touch
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