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A privacy-first contacts app built with Flutter + Go. Local SQLite storage, file-based auto-backup into ajson file (can easily be used with Syncthing/Dropbox/OneDrive), T9 dialer, VCF/CSV/LDIF import/export, and Material You design. No accounts, no cloud lock-in. - pacifista91/Contacts-Go
Google knows who you called last summer.
I found out Google tracks your contacts in real-time. Not just syncs — tracks. And their infrastructure makes it nearly impossible to escape, because every app just... defaults to them.
I looked for a real alternative. Couldn't find one.
Here's the twist: I don't know how to code.
But then AI agents and vibe-coding happened — and I thought: *if not me, who?*
So I built Contacts_Go.
A private, offline contacts app with no Google, no tracking, and no nonsense.
Building this taught me that you don't need to know how to code to solve a real problem. You just need to care enough.
If data privacy matters to you — or if you're a fellow non-technical founder who built something out of pure frustration — I'd love your support and feedback. Please let me know for feature requests.
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About GitHub on Product Hunt
“Your contacts. Your files. Your rules.”
GitHub was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #87 on the daily leaderboard. A privacy-first contacts app built with Flutter + Go. Local SQLite storage, file-based auto-backup into ajson file (can easily be used with Syncthing/Dropbox/OneDrive), T9 dialer, VCF/CSV/LDIF import/export, and Material You design. No accounts, no cloud lock-in. - pacifista91/Contacts-Go
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