Kith
Not your contacts. Not your followers. The handful you would call from a hospital, and the wider circle you would hate to lose.
Kith keeps them in four rings, each with its own rhythm, and quietly tells you when one has drifted. Nothing is uploaded. There is no account to make.
Type a name, choose a ring. You can add the rest later, and change any of it whenever you like.
Never louder than this. No red badges, no streaks, nothing you can fail.
Kith will never show more than this, however many people have drifted.
Kith gathers the week's nudges and puts them in one quiet notification. Pick an hour you would actually have time to send a message.
Android will ask for permission to post notifications after this screen. Kith sends at most one a week, plus a reminder before a date you marked.
Tides reads the chips on your moments from the last ninety days. Mark a moment as a hard season or a celebration and the person floats up here. A hard season also moves them up the queue when Kith picks who to raise this week.
If you set a nudge aside twice, Kith waits longer before raising that person again. It learns restraint, not insistence.
Show only the app name on the lock screen, never a person's name.
Blur what people told you until you tap it. For reading Kith on a train.
An export is a plain file written to your Downloads folder by your own tap. It is not encrypted, so keep it somewhere you would keep a diary.
Kith. Remember your people.
Free and complete. No account, no subscription, no ads.
How did you talk?
Off means logistics. Logistics is logged, but it does not reset the rhythm.
Add someone
Kept on this device only, and used to fill in your own dialler or messaging app.
A date that matters