Mesh, Automattic’s CRM for everyone, comes to Android

Automattic, the company behind WordPress.com and Tumblr, has officially expanded its AI-powered relationship management tool, Mesh, to the Android platform. The application, which functions as a CRM for individual users, aims to help people organize their professional and personal networks through automated data entry and relationship tracking.

According to TechCrunch, the Android release brings the core features of the iOS version to a wider audience, allowing users to sync contacts and leverage AI to summarize interactions and set reminders for follow-ups. The tool is designed to reduce the manual friction typically associated with maintaining a professional network, positioning itself as a more accessible alternative to traditional, enterprise-focused CRM software.

This expansion marks a continued push by Automattic into the productivity and personal management space. By bringing Mesh to Android, the company is targeting a broader user base that relies on Google’s mobile ecosystem for daily communication and networking tasks. The app is currently available for download via the Google Play Store, with the company expected to continue iterating on its AI-driven features based on user feedback.