Dextr
7.4#4 in personal crm softwareFrom $14.99 a yearFree planiOSmacOS
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What both publish
| Fact | Dextr | Nat |
|---|---|---|
| Audience | The maker describes Dextr for people who travel often, network frequently, date actively, or meet many people. | Nat says its personal CRM is designed for consultants, company owners, and freelancers who value relationships. |
| Company | Dextr and its team are based in Austin, Texas, and the site identifies Hidden Spectrum, LLC as the trademark owner. | Nat's about page says the team began working on Nat in 2018 and operates remotely and part time. |
| Integrations | Published integrations include Apple Contacts, iCloud, Apple Calendar, iMessage, Apple Shortcuts, Telegram and Apple Music. | The pricing FAQ lists Gmail, Google Calendar, and Google Contacts, and says Outlook integrations are not offered. |
| Product | Dextr is a personal CRM designed to add context and relationship management to contacts. | Nat describes itself as a personal CRM for staying in touch with contacts, clients, and leads. |
| Security | The privacy policy says Dextr uses encrypted data transmission and access controls appropriate to the sensitivity of information it handles. | Nat says its database is encrypted and hosted on AWS, email content is not imported, and Google API tokens are encrypted. |
Dextr plans
- FreeFree
- Pro Monthly$2.99 a month
- Pro$14.99 a year
Nat plans
- Magic (student)$97 a year
- Magic$370 a year
Pick Dextr if…
Dextr is aimed at people who travel, network or date often, or meet many people. It may also suit users who want contact organization synced across Apple devices.
Pick Nat if…
Nat is aimed at consultants, company owners, and freelancers who manage relationship-driven work. It fits users already relying on Gmail and Google Calendar.