Your daily check-in

two minutes that keep your friendships real.

Write down what’s on your plate. Your friends do the same. Suddenly you know each other’s actual days again — like you still lived down the hall.

Start checking in, it’s free

seriously, the whole thing is free

How it works

Every check-in has three parts

Not a full productivity system. Just what’s actually on your plate today — the stuff that makes today, today.

Tasks

Inbox 0
Workout
Return Amazon boxes (it’s been a week)
Cancel free trial before it charges
Figure out dinner (cereal doesn’t count)

Photo

A real daily photoA real daily photoA real daily photoA real daily photoA real daily photoA real daily photo

not a highlight reel

Thoughts

Gratitude

The stranger who held the elevator even though I was clearly too far away

Observation

Just found out my oven has a warming drawer. I’ve lived here 3 years.

Insight

Maybe I’m not a procrastinator — maybe I just work differently

No pointsNo pressureNo algorithm

Your friends’ feed

This is what you’d see.the stuff you’d tell each other if you still lived down the hall.

JK

Jamie K.

Today

Made sourdough starter
30 min run (barely)
Figure out health insurance
Call the dentist (day 4...)

“I think I’m actually becoming a morning person?”

MR

Maya R.

Today

Finally respond to that email
Call mom back
Grocery run :)

“My houseplant is alive and honestly that’s growth”

A quiet map
of showing up.

Something about writing it down makes you actually do it. This is just a quiet record of the days you showed up. Some weeks are full. Some aren’t. Both are fine.

Activity

12

day streak

34

longest

Why I built this

My closest friends are scattered across the country. We have a group chat, but it’s mostly memes and links. I had no idea what any of them actually did on a given Tuesday. Not the big stuff, the small stuff. The errands. The thing they couldn’t stop thinking about.

Meanwhile, I kept starting days feeling scattered. Then I started writing down a few things each morning. Not a full productivity system, just answering: what am I actually doing today? It took two minutes and it changed how the whole day felt.

I tried every app. Social apps wanted me to perform. Productivity tools made it feel like a job. Nothing just let me check in with my day and stay close to my people without trying.

So I made the thing I wanted to exist.

Check in today

Two minutes. A few tasks. A photo. A thought. Your friends do the same. That’s it — and you’ll feel closer to them than you have in years.

Download the appOr sign in on web