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Ties
Private contact diary and reminder app
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Private contact diary and reminder app
2 followers
Private contact reminder diary for Android: rhythms per person, birthdays, follow-ups and notes, encrypted on your phone, with no account and no cloud. Free for up to 8 people; Ties Pro is an optional in-app purchase (one-time or subscription) for unlimited people, automatic local backups and unlimited on-device summaries.





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Hi everyone! I’m a solo developer from Vienna, Austria.
Communicating with people has never been my problem,staying in touch has. Partly because of my mild ADHD, I often replied late, forgot to reply at all, or rarely reached out first. Over time, I lost touch with people who might have become close friends.
So I built Ties for myself. It started as a simple side project and became the first app I actually finished and released.
All relationship data stays offline on your phone. Ties has no account, no cloud storage, no ads, and no analytics.
I would really appreciate feedback on anything that feels confusing, missing, or unnecessary especially from people who also struggle to keep up with friends and family.
Key Features
- Set a contact rhythm for each person or group, family, friends, work, and more.
- Get one calm daily summary of who is due, overdue, or has an upcoming birthday.
- Keep private notes, interaction history, gift ideas, activity ideas, and memories for each person.
- Add one-off follow-ups such as “ask how the interview went,” with snooze and done options.
- Quickly call, text, or open WhatsApp, Telegram, or Signal.
- Dictate notes or share a chat screenshot; on-device text recognition and an on-device model can turn it into short relationship notes.
Who It’s For
People who care about their relationships but struggle to stay in touch consistently especially people with ADHD, busy parents, expats, and anyone whose friendships quietly drift because “let’s catch up soon” turns into months.