Keep Up: Stay in Touch

You don't lose touch with people on purpose. It happens in the gaps - a birthday you meant to catch, a friend you thought about in the car and then didn't call. Keep Up closes the gaps.

Add the people who matter. Say how often you want to be in touch with each of them: every two weeks for your brother, twice a year for the friend who moved away. Keep Up watches the calendar and tells you who's due.

HOW IT WORKS

• One notification a day, at a time you choose, covering everyone at once - not a stream of pings through the afternoon.
• Open a person and reach out from there: text, call, email, WhatsApp, Signal, Instagram or Messenger. Pick the one you actually use for them and hide the rest.
• Write down what you talked about in a line or two. Next time you'll know that his mum's surgery went fine.
• Birthdays and anniversaries, plus anything else worth a reminder - an election, a graduation, a first day at a new job.
• Not up to it today? Snooze a day, snooze a week, or skip it.
• A home screen widget showing who is due next.
• Share a message into Keep Up from any app and it becomes the note.

YOUR DATA STAYS ON YOUR PHONE

Keep Up has no account, no sign-in and no server. It does not request the internet permission at all, so there is nowhere for any of this to go. You can import people from your address book, from WhatsApp or from Signal; nothing is uploaded when you do.

Back it up whenever you like. Keep Up writes one file you can mail to yourself and restore onto a new phone.

Free, no ads, nothing to buy.