Kinu

A friend mentions her dog's name, a new job, the half marathon she's training for. A month later it's gone. Kinu is a private place to keep the little things about your people. Birthdays, stories, notes, voice notes, small moments. Write them down in seconds and they come back when they matter, so reaching out starts with something real instead of "hey, long time." Most apps here are personal CRMs in a friendlier coat. They want your inbox and your calendar, then measure how well you keep up. Kinu does none of that. Set a ritual, a Sunday call with your mom, a monthly coffee, and it comes back each time without a streak to break. Some weeks you have nothing to give. Put someone on low energy and the nudges soften. Pause them and they stop entirely. That is not failing at friendship, it is being honest about capacity. Each morning Kinu suggests one person. Just one. Ignore it and nothing happens. Private notes stay private, never used for reminders, never analyzed. Nothing is pulled from your email, contacts, or social accounts. Kinu knows what you chose to tell it, and it stays on your device unless you turn on encrypted sync. No feeds. No followers. No ads. Works offline. Free for up to 10 people on iOS and Android. Kinu Plus is $6.99 a month or $69.99 a year for unlimited people, encrypted sync, and desktop access at kinu.care. Be the friend who remembers.