Apple experience

Made for iPhone and iPad.

Keep in Touch supports both compact and larger Apple layouts so people can manage reminders, review contacts, and adjust natural-feeling follow-up schedules on the device that fits their workflow.

Overview Jump to iPhone Jump to iPad

iPhone

Focused, mobile-first reminder management

On iPhone, the app keeps the workflow simple: onboard, add or import contacts, define reminder behavior, and review scheduled outreach in a clean bottom-tab layout.

iPhone walkthrough video

Why it works on iPhone

Quick access to imported contacts and manual entry.
Reminder controls that make irregular outreach feel intentional instead of forced.
Subscription and permissions are easy to manage from one place.
Supports app notifications and can complement Apple Reminders and Calendar-based planning.

Keep in Touch iPhone onboarding screen — First-run onboarding introduces the relationship-focused reminder approach.

Keep in Touch iPhone onboarding actions screen — Users can import contacts or start manually, depending on how they prefer to organize people.

Keep in Touch iPhone home screen — The home screen emphasizes current status, actions, and subscription access.

Keep in Touch iPhone contacts screen — Contacts are the center of the app, making it easy to attach reminders to real relationships.

iPad

Room to think through relationships and reminder strategy

On iPad, the app expands into a layout that makes better use of space for reviewing contacts, settings, and reminder-related decisions without looking like an oversized phone app.

iPad walkthrough video

Natural reminder controls matter here too

The bigger canvas is especially helpful when users want to think about reminder cadence, spacing, and how random reminders fit different types of relationships.

Wider layouts for reviewing contact details.
A better overview of settings and subscription choices.
Clearer presentation of reminder-focused workflows on larger screens.
Easy to use alongside Apple Reminders, Calendar, or local app notifications.

Keep in Touch iPad home screen — The iPad home layout uses the extra width instead of simply magnifying the phone UI.

Keep in Touch iPad contacts screen — The contact experience is more spacious, which is especially useful for managing individualized reminder patterns.

Keep in Touch iPad settings screen — Settings stay readable and balanced in landscape orientation.