Warmthly: Keep in Touch

"It's been 47 days since you called Mom."

Life gets busy, and the people who matter most are often the ones we call the least. Warmthly is a keep-in-touch reminder that turns that quiet guilt into a ten-second phone call. Pick the people you want to stay close to, choose a rhythm for each of them, and get one gentle nudge when it's time. Tap once to call or text, and the timer resets itself.

How it works
Add people from your contacts or just type a name. Set a rhythm for each person: weekly for Mom, monthly for your college roommate, every season for relatives who live far away, or any number of days you like. When someone is due, you get a single reminder at the time you picked. Tap it to jump to that person, hit the call button, and the contact is logged automatically. Tapped by mistake? Undo is one tap away.

Your home screen shows how warm each relationship is
People you talked to recently sit on a warm, peach-toned card. The longer someone waits, the cooler their card fades toward a soft blue-gray. A glance at the list tells you who needs a hello first, and the card warms up again the moment you reach out.

Friends abroad, without the 2 AM wake-up call
Set a city for anyone living in another time zone and their local time shows up next to their name. If it's the middle of the night there, Warmthly asks before you dial.

Met in person or texted somewhere else?
Log it with the "I reached out" button, or backdate it to yesterday or last week. Every person gets a timeline of when you were in touch and how.

Your contacts never leave your phone
There is no server, no account, and no login. The people you add, your contact history, and your settings live only on this device. Contacts are used solely to let you pick a person and are never uploaded anywhere. Reminders are scheduled on the device itself. Nothing is collected, so there is nothing to worry about.

Made for
Anyone who wants to call their parents more often, stay close to friends who moved away, or keep in touch with family beyond the holidays. No streaks, no scores, no pressure. Just a rhythm for the relationships that matter.