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Some friendships don't end. They just drift. A month passes without a call, then a season, and someone you care about has slipped out of reach. This app keeps those people in view. Start by building your keep-in-touch roster. Add each friend and use the cadence slider to set how often you'd like to be in contact. A close mate might suit a short cadence, and an old schoolfriend abroad a longer one. Every friend appears as a card on a grid, and each card carries a ring that shows how recently you connected. When you've been in touch, tap the friend's glowing card. Pick a channel chip for a call, text, voice note, video chat or visit. Then choose a depth from 1 to 3 to record how meaningful the touch was. A quick message and a long evening together don't count the same, and the depth scale lets you show the difference. Once logged, the ring refills and the card settles back into place. The grid organises itself around who needs you most. Friends who are overdue sort to the top and glow, so a glance tells you whom to ring next. You don't have to remember anything yourself, because the cards do the remembering for you. The history screen shows the bigger picture. A timeline lists every touch you've logged, and a per-channel bar shows how you tend to stay in contact. Perhaps you favour texts over visits, or calls have quietly given way to voice notes. History also shows who keeps slipping past their target cadence. Those are the friendships that might need a little more attention, or a cadence that better suits real life. The app won't do the catching up for you. It makes sure the people who matter never fade into the background before you notice.

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