The Today screen shows who to reach out to, including Rui, with a note from your last conversation, plus birthdays coming up.
Two minutes a morning. That's the whole habit.
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Pick your people
Add the friends who matter, and choose how often you'd love to catch up.

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See who's due a hello
Each week, Tiewell shows who to reach out to, based on the rhythm you set.

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Pick up where you left off
Remember what was going on with them, so your first line is about them.

Try it, it's tactile
Go on, tap Done.
This is roughly how a week feels. Nothing here sends a real message.
Try: “Did you take the Porto job in the end?”
Rui's rhythm
I never want to look up and realise six years have gone by since I saw a friend I really like. Or to finally meet up and not remember a thing about what we talked about last time. So I built Tiewell. It tells me who I should reach out to, and remembers what we talked about, so when we catch up I already know what matters to them.
Your people are yours.
- Synced to EU servers Your records sync to a private account in the EU, over encrypted connections. Summaries are made on-device.
- Never sold, never trains AI No ads, no data brokers, and your notes are never used to train any model.
- Delete everything, in the app One button in Settings removes your account and all its data.
Questions, answered.
What's the best app to remember to call friends?
We're biased, but that's exactly what Tiewell is for: a short list each week of who to keep in touch with, plus what you last talked about.
Is Tiewell a personal CRM?
No. There are no leads, pipelines or deals. It's for friends, family and the people you'd hate to lose touch with.
Is there a widget and Siri support?
Yes. A Home Screen widget shows who's due, and Siri & Shortcuts can tell you who to call.
What does it cost?
Tiewell has no ads. If a paid tier arrives later, nothing you've already added will be locked.
Will it message people for me?
Never. One tap opens Messages, the phone, WhatsApp, email or LinkedIn. The words are always yours.
Is there an Android or web version?
No. Tiewell is an iPhone app. Android may come later.