Tact: Daily Social Skills

Most of us are a little rustier at connecting with people than we used to be.
It's not a disorder. It's not a condition. It's just a skill that needs practice — and most of us haven't been getting much lately.0

Tact gives you one specific social move each morning. Something real. Something you can do today, with the people already in your life.
Not a course. Not a simulator. Not AI roleplay.
Just one practice, one day at a time.
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HOW IT WORKS
Every morning, Tact gives you one micro-action calibrated to where you are right now.
• Make eye contact long enough to notice someone's eye color
• When someone finishes talking, wait one full second before you respond
• Use someone's name in the middle of a conversation — not just at the start
• Ask the second question — the one nobody else asks

That evening, a quick check-in: Did you try it? How did it go?
That's it. Thirty seconds in the morning. Ten seconds at night.
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9 SKILL AREAS
Eye Contact · Voice & Pace · Active Listening · Asking Questions · Silence Tolerance · Name Use · Physical Presence · Reinitiating Contact · Group Dynamics
5 LEVELS — because "practice making eye contact" is not the same instruction for someone coming out of two years of remote work and someone who just wants to be a sharper communicator.

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WHAT MAKES TACT DIFFERENT
Every other social skills app teaches theory.
Tact gives you practice.
The research is clear: you don't build social confidence by learning about it. You build it by doing small things, consistently, in real interactions. That's the whole design.
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PRIVATE BY DEFAULT
No account. No cloud sync. No data collection.
Everything stays on your phone.
Tact doesn't know who you are and doesn't want to.
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TRY IT FREE
Your first 14 days are completely free — all 9 skill areas, every day.
After that, one payment of $3.99 unlocks everything, forever.
No subscription. No renewal. No tricks.

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Tact is for anyone who felt like they used to be better at this.
You probably were. And you can be again.
Small moves. Real people.