InfoFacet began with a simple problem: important information was everywhere.
Contact information might be in one place. Website details somewhere else. Account information, notes, dates, logins, and other details could be scattered across documents, spreadsheets, contact lists, and databases.
There had to be a better way.
InfoFacet was created to give you one flexible place to organize the information that matters to you. Instead of forcing your information into a rigid, predefined structure, InfoFacet lets you organize it in a way that makes sense for your life and your work. Keep track of people. Businesses. Clients. Organizations. Accounts. Websites. Important dates. Notes. And all those little pieces of information you know you'll need again someday. Create your own categories. Use templates for information you track regularly. And when you need something, find it fast.
InfoFacet wasn't created because the world needed another complicated database program. It was created because real information is messy. A client may have several websites. A business may have multiple contacts and accounts. A person may have information that doesn't fit neatly into a standard contact form. InfoFacet gives that information a place to belong without telling you how it has to fit.
InfoFacet is currently in beta, and we're continuing to improve it based on real-world use and feedback from our testers. If you have an idea, find a problem, or simply think “I wish InfoFacet could do this…” — we want to hear about it.