iungo aims to be an addressbook software for command-line aficionados. If you hate using the mouse for every small action, this application is for you!
/ˈjun.ɡoː/, [ˈjʊŋ.ɡoː]
verb - latin for connect
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iungo is designed primarily for the young and the sleepless college students who have to juggle both their entertainment and work in their quest to secure better grades.
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College students' issues:
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You have meetings and interactions where you meet new contacts. Now that you have made friends and get along well, you might wish to save these interpersonal information on a single application solely built for the purpose of easy accessibility to their personal details!
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While using other methods to save these information is great (like your mobile phone), adding a massive amount of information through the standard click and type method, may seem to be too slow and inefficient.
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Sleep deprivation are common among college student who opt for entertainment (e.g. making new friends, travelling) and securing good grades.
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Solutions:
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iungo specifically targets these young adults who are more adept at using the keyboard, and prefers adding contacts solely with the keyboard, rather than using a mouse. As a result, most of the available commands can be done using just a keyboard.
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iungo understands that college students often have to endure countless sleepless night and have specifically made GUI themes that is suitable for both day and nighttime usage.
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Why is iungo addictive?
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iungo offers a simple and efficient way to add, edit, sort, find, list, tag, add remarks, and delete contacts.
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iungo offers a quick way to save and look up webpages of a specific contact.
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It’s the easiest application for remembering people.
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It’s better than Address Book - Level 4.
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iungo is built on a fork of AddressBook - Level 4, which was developed by the se-edu team.
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Some parts of this application were inspired by the excellent Java FX tutorial by Marco Jakob.