TitleDock brings your Google and iCloud address books into a single set of records, syncs your edits both ways, clears out the duplicates, fills in what is missing, and keeps a history of all of it.
Edit a contact in TitleDock or a connected address book. Changes sync both ways. Matching entries become one record; when a match is uncertain, you decide whether to merge it.
Whose birthday is today, whose is tomorrow, and who lives in a city or metro area you care about. A birthday group refills itself overnight, and a location group changes the day someone moves. Both sync to Google and iCloud, so they are on your phone like any other group.
Where a job title, a company, or a public profile is blank, supported data providers can fill it in. Every value that arrives that way is written into the contact's history, so you can always see what was added and where it came from.
Every contact keeps a history of what changed and when, and says whether it came from one of your accounts, from you, or from an automation.
Ask about a meeting, add a task or draft a follow-up. Your assistant calls TitleDock MCP from the same conversation.
Mock conversation with fictional names and data, not a live connection. The same flow works in Claude with TitleDock MCP.
Add TitleDock’s MCP endpoint in your compatible assistant, sign in to TitleDock, and review the access it requests. The assistant uses the permissions you approve.
Start with a question about a meeting, then ask it to create a task or save a draft. Writes to a connected account and destructive actions require confirmation.
Connect Google or iCloud, see your address books as one, and review the duplicates before anything changes.
