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The “Home” tab consists of cards and sections stacked one below the other. At the top, you find your profile, the greeting with the numbers of your network, and the quick actions. Below follow key figures, tasks, gifts, anniversaries, communication, suggestions, and lists about your contacts.

Tapping the heading of a section collapses or expands it. If you pull the page down, Linknor syncs with iCloud and recalculates the cards.

• The greeting card shows the number of your contacts, organizations, and encounters. Tapping it opens “Network statistics”.
• You set the order and visibility of the sections in the settings.

At the very top is the “My profile” card with your name. Tapping it opens your profile with relationships and settings. The “…” menu offers “Open profile & relationships”, “Edit contact details”, “Settings & signatures”, “Choose another contact”, and “Remove reference”. “Edit contact details” opens your contact card and saves changes to the address book.

To the right of it, the tile with the calendar week, such as “Wk 41”, opens the weekly report. Below it, a small indicator shows the status of iCloud sync, for example “Synced”. To the right of that, you see people who have a birthday soon. An avatar with a birthday today opens the congratulations sheet; the other avatars and the arrow open the birthday list.

Below the greeting are four tiles for common tasks. You can scroll the bar horizontally.

• “Link contact” opens the picker for your address book. After that, you see the profile of the selected contact.
• “Log encounter” opens the sheet for a new encounter.
• The calendar icon in the corner of this tile opens “Import from calendar”. With it, you take over appointments as encounters.
• “Create organization” opens the sheet for a new organization.
• “Show timeline” opens the activity timeline.

Two key-figure cards show what you have maintained in the last seven days. Both have a small trend line and a streak with a flame icon. You collapse both cards together via the heading.

• “Data maintenance” counts completed fields as well as saved and skipped entries. Tapping it opens the data maintenance assistant, which shows you contacts with missing details one after another.
• “Relationship management” counts confirmed relationships and relationships postponed until later. Tapping it opens “Maintain relationships”, where you go through relationship suggestions.

The “Tasks” section shows the three most important open tasks. The number in parentheses is the total of all open tasks. The circle on the left checks off a task; tapping the row opens it for editing.

“New task” creates a task. “Show all” opens the complete task list with the List, Board, and Statistics views.

The “Gift coach” card appears when an occasion with a gift is coming up. It shows “Upcoming decisions” and gifts that are “Planned”, up to three each. Tapping a decision opens the gift decision; tapping a planned gift opens its details. With the green checkmark, you mark a gift as purchased. “Show all” opens the complete list.

The “Upcoming anniversaries & honors” card shows up to five anniversaries in the next 90 days, for example years in a role. Tapping one opens the contact profile, and “Show all” opens the list of all anniversaries.

Linknor recognizes people and organizations in your content that aren't linked yet. Each suggestion shows the item, the confidence as a percentage, and the name found under “Recognized as”.

“Link” assigns the item to the person or organization, and “Decline” discards the suggestion. Tapping the title opens the item.

If there are more than three suggestions, the link “Show all … suggestions” appears below them. It opens the AI analysis search. There, you search your analyzed content by topics, people, and actions.

“Reach out now?” suggests three contacts you should get in touch with. Below the name is the reason, for example “Last contact 199 days ago”, an overdue follow-up, or “Barely any interaction yet”.

“Follow-ups” shows up to five contacts whose follow-up is due in the next seven days or already overdue.

Tapping a person opens their profile. From there, you get in touch by call, message, or email.

Several sections show what happened recently and how active your contacts are.

• “Recent communication” shows the last four items, such as shared emails or phone calls. Tapping one opens the item.
• “Recently edited” shows the five most recently changed contacts.
• “Recent encounters” shows the last five encounters with the date and number of people. Tapping one opens the encounter for editing. With a swipe or a long press, you reach “Edit” and “Archive”. “Show all encounters” opens the list.
• “Interaction scores” shows up to three people with a high score under “Top contacts” and up to three with a low score under “Need attention”. Tapping one opens the profile.

“Organization documents” uses the counters “Assigned”, “Organizations”, and “Open” to show how many documents are assigned to organizations and how many have no assignment yet. Bars show the three organizations with the most documents. This section is for display only.

“Data quality” counts contacts “Without organization”, “Without recent encounter”, and “Without notes”. Tapping a counter opens the affected contacts with a matching action, such as “Assign organization”, “Log encounter”, or “Add notes”.

The “Delegate data maintenance” card counts open, completed, and draft maintenance requests. With “New request”, you ask someone to fill gaps in your data. The button with the clock opens the maintenance log.

The weekly report summarizes a calendar week. You open it with the “Wk …” tile to the right of “My profile”.

At the top, you choose the week: with the arrows or by swiping left and right. Tapping the middle jumps back to the current week. The report contains the “Network overview” with the average score and the trend of encounters over eight weeks, “Activity this week”, the “Score distribution”, contacts that need attention, “New contacts”, and a “Tip of the week”.

How it works

1. In the weekly report, tap the share icon at the top right.
2. Choose “Share as text” or “Export as PDF”.
3. In the Share sheet, choose the destination, for example Mail or Files.

Under More › Settings › Dashboard sections, you decide which sections the “Home” tab shows and in which order. The setting applies on all your devices.

Some sections are marked “Mac only”. They appear only in Linknor on the Mac, for example “Birthdays”, “Meetings per Month”, “Care tiles”, and “Favorites”.

• Dragging the handle on the right changes the order.
• The eye shows or hides a section.
• The arrow sets whether a section starts collapsed.
• “Restore default settings” resets everything to its original state.