The web version of Skrol is optimized for use on laptop and desktop computers with a keyboard and mouse because that's the most efficient setup for executive assistants to manage large contact lists from multiple applications. The illustrations below show the contact list of the 117th United States Congress members running on a laptop with a 13" screen:
We built the web version of Skrol with a broader set of functions to accommodate the specific needs of executive assistants that are not addressed by consumer or sales management apps. In daily use, these functions do not interfere with speed, efficiency, or ease of use:






















Senior executives will find Skrol especially useful on their laptops and desktop computers, particularly when their assistants are not available. It's optimized for touch screens and use without a keyboard and is as intuitive as Skrol for iPhone and Android.
Thanks to its responsive design, Skrol can be accessed on any internet-connected device with a modern browser, including Chrome, Safari, Edge, Firefox, Brave, or Opera. Below are examples of Skrol running on a Windows PC, MacBook Air, and 10.2-inch iPad.
For enterprise-grade security, Skrol relies on authentication managed by each contact data provider and on overall access security managed through Okta/Auth0, an independent identity and access management platform that helps organizations control and secure user access.
Unlike Skrol, many premium contact apps and all CRMs store contact information on shared third-party servers and rely on middleware APIs such as Nylas or CloudSponge to access and synchronize it.
This practice compromises executives' privacy and security because it exposes their contact information to hackers and to compromised or malicious employees of the app publishers, API providers, and server operators involved. The main reasons for these design flaws are cost reduction, lack of specialized expertise, and the rush to market during development.
To eliminate those preventable risks, Skrol does not use middleware APIs, does not store users' data on our servers, and submits its apps to stringent code review and approval by the respective app stores.
Equally important, after executives and assistants remove Skrol from their devices or sign out of the web app, no contact information is left behind because Skrol does not store it on its own servers or on users' devices.
If your company's needs exceed the security frameworks offered by Apple, Google, Microsoft, and other vendors, we can accommodate requests for on-premises deployment and integrate the Skrol platform with organization-specific privacy, security, and compliance requirements.
The Skrol app is available for iPhone and Android smartphones, and as a browser-based app, similar to Gmail, for laptops, tablets, and desktop computers.
We recommend starting with the mobile version because it is exceptionally capable and may cover most of your needs.
The browser version is particularly useful for managing large contact databases, organizing groups, maintaining mailing lists, sending personalized emails, and allowing executive assistants to manage contacts remotely. It is also a terrific alternative in workplaces where smartphone use is restricted.
Skrol is a plug-and-play app. No importing, downloading, or synchronization of contact databases is required.
Your contact information remains with its original providers. Skrol accesses it only to display, organize, or update your contacts as you direct. We do not collect, duplicate, store, track, analyze, or sell your information.
You can remove Skrol from your phone or computer at any time without affecting contact information in the original apps.