Most people lose touch with friends not because they stop caring, but because life gets in the way
Stay close to the people who matter
You probably have people you care about but haven't spoken to in months. Ringur makes it effortless to stay in touch, without the guilt or the mental load
Free to download on Android
The problem
Friendships don't just dramatically stop. They just… fade.
You saw their message. You meant to reply. It's been three weeks. The “let's catch up soon” text that never turned into plans.
The average adult has
2
close friends
Down from 9 in their 20s. — US Surgeon General, 2023
How it works
Three steps. Five minutes a day.
No more forgetting. A quiet nudge before drift sets in. One text. One call. Repeated daily, it compounds.
Add who matters
Not everyone. Just the people who should hear from you regularly. Add them in under a minute.
See who to reach out to today
Each morning, Ringur tells you who to reach out to today. One person. One action. Text, call, or plan to meet.
Understand how your friendships are doing
A daily AI-written summary of your social health: who you’re staying close to, who’s slipping, and what to do next
Relationship rhythms
Relationships have natural rhythms
Your closest friends need to hear from you weekly. Good friends, monthly. Ringur maps this automatically, so you always know when a relationship needs attention.
“I hadn't spoken to my best friend from uni in over a year. A couple of messages, a quick call, and we've caught up over dinner.”
“I'd been meaning to call my dad every Sunday for years. Ringur made it embarrassingly easy to actually do it.”