New in 1.7: kept in touch. - In a row. Each person's page shows how many weeks or months in a row you've kept up with them, and by when to talk to make it one more. Their morning reminder names it too. Tap it for your time with that person: how often you talk, your longest run, and each half year and year you've kept. - Time together, in History. Who you talked to this year and how often: Most in touch, everyone in a row right now, and a month-by-month chart. - Log together. One call or meetup with several people is logged once and counts for each of them. History shows it as one row. - Weeks in a row and Most in touch each have a switch in Settings, if you'd rather not see them. Still never a nag: at most two notifications a day. Your people and notes stay on your iPhone, unless you choose to show your plans in Calendar; the app sends anonymous usage statistics and the purchase details your membership needs. Your people, notes and history come with you.

Fixed: membership prices didn't load for new users in 1.6.2. Also new since 1.6.2: InTouch speaks Polish. - Every screen, reminder and notification is translated, and so are InTouch's actions in Shortcuts. - InTouch follows your iPhone's language. To use another language for InTouch alone, add it in your iPhone's Settings › General › Language & Region, then choose it in Settings › Apps › InTouch › Language. Nothing you saved changes.

New in 1.6.2: InTouch now speaks Polish. - Every screen, reminder and notification is translated, and so are InTouch's actions in Shortcuts. - InTouch follows your iPhone's language. To use another language for InTouch alone, add it in your iPhone's Settings › General › Language & Region, then choose it in Settings › Apps › InTouch › Language. Nothing you saved changes.

New in 1.6.1: plan with several people. - One plan can now hold several people, like a dinner with three friends. In the plan sheet, tap Who? and choose everyone. Each of them still has their own plan. - One Done logs the conversation with each of them, with one Undo. Done with a note… lets you write a note for each person. - Every plan now has its own page. Tap a plan in Plans, on someone's page or in Coming up to see who's coming, then Done, Edit or Let it go. Someone can't make it? Let it go for just them, on the plan's page or on their own page. - Move it is now Edit: change the day, the time, the kind, the note or who's coming. - History and Before you talk now say who else was there when you log a plan together. - When you choose someone for a plan, a follow-up or a date, the people you logged most recently come first, once you have six or more people. - A plan with several people is one line in your morning notification, and one event in Apple Calendar if you show your plans there. - History now has its own tab, next to Plans. - Add a plan or people from any screen: tap the + beside Log interactions at the bottom. - Swiping back from the left edge works again on a person's page and a plan's page. - Want to see this again? Settings › About › What's new in 1.6.1. Nothing you saved changes, and your backup now keeps plans made together.

New in 1.6: plan the next conversation. - Plan it: pick a day and a text, a call or a meetup, then add a time or a short note if you like. Start from their page, their card on Today or the Agenda. - Log the conversation as usual, or tap Done on the plan, and it's closed, with Undo. If it didn't happen, it waits quietly until you say it happened, move it or let it go. It never counts as overdue. - Plans now opens on the Agenda: your plans, follow-ups, moments, dates and who's coming due, day by day. Switch to the month view to see what's ahead. - A Gift ideas filter shows which occasions already have ideas. - Today puts the people you planned to talk to today first, and Coming up lists the plans ahead. When you've planned to talk soon, InTouch doesn't remind you about them before then. - On the day, your morning notification leads with the plan: "You planned a call with Anna today." Nothing goes off at the plan's time, and it's still two notifications a day at most. - Show plans in Apple Calendar. InTouch offers it once after your first plan, and you can turn it on any time in Settings › Calendar. It stays off unless you turn it on. Then InTouch adds an "InTouch" calendar with your plans and their notes, and moves you make there come back to InTouch. If your calendars sync with iCloud or another account, your plans go there too. Our updated privacy policy explains this: https://dominikdrag.com/intouch/privacy/ - Want to see this again? Settings › About › What's new in 1.6. Nothing you saved changes, and your backup now includes plans.

New in 1.5.1: search your contacts. Import from Contacts now opens InTouch’s own list: search by name, nickname or company, see who’s already in InTouch, and tick everyone you want to add. InTouch asks for Contacts access the first time; your contacts stay on your iPhone, and only the people you add are saved. Without access, you can still pick people one at a time.

New in 1.5: a new home, and everything within reach. - A fresh look: Today stacks who's due like postcards, and each person has their own colour. - Today is your new home. It shows who's due, the follow-ups waiting, their moments around today and the dates coming up. Log a text, a call or a meetup right from the list, with Undo. - People is now a directory. Search everyone, and filter by Due or On track. - Plans holds your follow-ups and important dates. Search dates by person or occasion. - History, Settings and Archived people sit at the top of every tab. - Morning reminders, the evening check-in and Shortcuts now open on Today. - Want to see this again? Settings › About › What's new in 1.5. Nothing you saved changes: cadences, history, follow-ups, moments, gift ideas and dates stay as they are.

New in 1.4: remember what's going on in their life. - Gift ideas. Save ideas for each person, link them to a birthday or another date, and move them from Idea to Bought to Given. The date shows how many ideas are waiting and what you gave last time, and the reminder a week before tells you ideas are saved. Gift names never appear in notifications. - Their moments. Add an interview, a move or a surgery. Your morning notification reminds you to wish them luck the day before and to ask how it went the day after, and you record how it went when you log the conversation. Mark a moment as sensitive and the lock screen only says it's a good day to check in. - Before you talk. A card on their page with last time, what to ask, what to remember and what's coming up, and a question to try in the full brief. It is built only from what you saved. - Log from Shortcuts and Siri. The Log interaction action opens InTouch with the log form filled in. Nothing is saved until you tap Save. Your backup now includes gift ideas and moments.

InTouch now has a membership, a new first-run setup, and more ways to keep in touch at your own pace. If you already have InTouch, nothing changes. Everything you use today stays free for you, including every feature added later. You will see one short thank-you. If you are new to InTouch: - A short setup comes first. Add people from Contacts or by name, choose how often you want to talk, and see how reminders work. - Then start a membership: a yearly subscription plan with 2 weeks free, a monthly subscription plan, or a lifetime purchase. Every option includes everything. - Your membership sits at the top of Settings, with ways to manage or cancel a subscription and to restore purchases. - A free trial adds a reminder two days before it ends, inside your morning notification. - If a membership ends, your people stay safe on your phone and you can still export a backup. Reminders pause until you start a membership again. - Purchases are handled by Apple, and RevenueCat checks your membership. Your people and notes still stay on your iPhone; the updated privacy policy explains what is sent. Also new for everyone: - Restore an exported backup from Settings or the welcome screen, replacing the data on the phone. When people are already on the phone, you can undo the last restore for 30 days. - Choose Every six months or a custom rhythm in days, weeks or months. - Say Not now to a due or overdue person until a day you choose, keeping their cadence and history intact. - Fresh start spreads three or more overdue people across consecutive days, without marking anyone as contacted. - Monthly and other month cadences now follow the calendar, rather than fixed 30-day multiples. Existing due dates may shift; a shorter month uses its last day. - Someone with nothing logged gets one notice the day after they were added, instead of a notice every morning.

A small privacy update. The app's built-in privacy details now also list the approximate location that comes with anonymous usage statistics, matching the App Store privacy label. Nothing else changes.

InTouch now sends anonymous usage statistics, like how many people were added or how a conversation was logged, to show what to improve next. They never include names, notes, dates, photos or contact details. Your people stay on your iPhone. The privacy policy has the details. Also a small wording change on the welcome screen.

InTouch now has four tabs: People, Dates, Follow-ups and History. • Follow-ups: note something to ask or do for someone, on a set day or for the next time you talk. Tick it off once you've covered it. • Remember: keep lasting details about a person, like their kids' names or a new job. • Important dates: birthdays, anniversaries and other yearly days, with an optional reminder a week before and on the day. They arrive with your usual morning reminder, so you still get no more than two notifications a day. • Photos: add a photo from Contacts, the camera or Photos. Adding someone from Contacts can bring their birthday and anniversaries along too. • Each person's page now shows what matters about them at a glance. No account or cloud sync.

Enjoying InTouch? You can now rate it from Settings. Now and then, when everyone's on track, InTouch may also ask for a quick rating.

See every interaction in one searchable, date-grouped history. This update also refines navigation, forms, and reminders, and fixes notification handling.