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You add new people with the plus in the Network tab. Everything stays private on your iPhone.
How to do it
- Tap Network at the bottom, then +.
- Tap Create Contact.
- Under Name, enter the first and last name.
- Add what you know and tap Save.
What you can add
- Work and Place: occupation, company or project, location.
- Contact: phone, email and other contact methods. With Add More you can choose from over 30 platforms or add a Custom Link.
- How do you know each other?
- Notes: anything you don’t want to forget.
- More Details: interests, skills, what the person can help with, what they’re looking for and who they know.
To change the label of a contact method, such as “Mobile” or “Work”, tap the small heading above the field.
Note: On the person’s page, tapping a contact method opens the matching app, usually right in the chat or profile. If the app isn’t installed, the page opens in the browser.
Faster ways to add people
- Capture: speak or write, and Nodi adds them.
- Quick Capture: add a profile on your screen with one press.
- Import contacts: from your iPhone contacts.
Last checked: 11 November 2026
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- Import contactsBring people from your iPhone contacts into your network.
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- What can I do on a person’s page?Message, call, plan a meeting, add notes and record who the person knows.
- What is Quick Capture?Add a person you’re looking at on screen to your network with one press, without typing.