One small social rep a day.

Relationships fade by default. Reunited is two minutes a day against the drift: one prompt, one person, one message that actually gets sent.

Coming soon to the App Store

Now in private beta. Join the list.

Reunited's daily rep screen: a Go Deeper prompt with a suggested person to send it to
88 years of evidence

The world's longest study of adult life has followed the same families since 1938. Its clearest finding: close relationships, more than wealth, fame, or class, keep people healthy and happy.

Harvard Study of Adult Development · Waldinger & Schulz

Four kinds of rep.

A different muscle each day. Every one takes about two minutes.

Reconnect

Revive a tie that's going quiet, with an opener written for you.

Go deeper

One question that gets past small talk with someone you love.

Say thanks

Send the compliment you keep not sending.

In person

Saturdays ask for presence, not text. Coffee beats fifty messages.

01

It names the person, not just the task.

"Reconnect with an old friend" still leaves the hard part to you. Reunited says who: whoever in your circle has drifted longest. Tap once and the message is drafted. You edit until it sounds like you, then send.

The daily rep card: a Go Deeper prompt with the named suggestion, Today: Maya.
The done screen after a rep: a checkmark and the word Reunited.
02

Every rep ends the same way.

Send the text, mark it done, and the screen says the only word that matters: Reunited. Two minutes, one person, and that feeling — every single day.

03

Your people, as embers.

Everyone you're keeping lights an ember. Send a rep and it glows. Let the weeks pass and it dims, gently. No guilt, no red badges, just the true state of your ties, made visible.

The hearth screen: each person in your circle as an ember that glows when you reach out
04

Stuck on a reply? It happens to everyone.

They wrote back. You froze. Share their message to Reunited and get three short ways to answer, written by AI that runs entirely on your iPhone. The message never leaves your phone, and the send is always yours.

Stuck on a reply: paste their message and get three ways to answer
Plan something: coffee spots near Montclair ranked by rating, with a drafted invite
05

Then take it off the screen.

Pick a person and a plan. Reunited finds a well-reviewed spot nearby and writes the invite: "Been too long. Coffee at Paper Plane this weekend?" A text keeps a tie alive. Being in the same room brings it back.

Today's rep

Ask a parent what they were like at your exact age.

Not what they did. What they were LIKE. Worried about what? Proud of what?

Private by architecture, not by promise.

Your contacts stay yours.

Reunited never asks for Contacts permission. You hand it individual people through Apple's picker; it cannot see the rest of your address book.

No account. No server.

Nothing to sign up for, nothing to breach. Your circle, streaks, and answers live on your phone and nowhere else.

AI that stays home.

Reply suggestions run on Apple's on-device model. The texts you're answering are never uploaded, to us or anyone.

Free forever. Hearth if you want more.

Nothing you get for free ever moves behind the paywall. That's a pledge, in writing.

Free

$0 forever

no trial to lapse, nothing to cancel

  • The daily rep, every day
  • Home-screen widget
  • Streaks with a weekly grace day
  • One gentle reminder, at your time
  • The evidence-based check-in

Reunited, and it feels so good.

It's been a hit song since 1979 because it's true. Reunited is in private beta ahead of its App Store release.

Goes straight to support@reunited.day. One email when a spot opens, nothing else.