Unsocial media. Share with your friends without posing, and get a daily nudge to call someone. YOUR FEED Share an emoji. If you want, add words, a photo or two, or a link. No hashtags needed. Only people you've invited can see it. No search, no discovery, no suggested friends. Nothing in the app is public. No likes. No comments. The reply button on a post opens Messages, the phone, or FaceTime. A feed you will finish. Posts group by day, newest first. Reach the end of a day and it tells you so. Days you've already read collapse to a single line. Checking in takes seconds, and then you're done. KEEP UP One person a day to call. Message them, FaceTime them, or snooze and get someone else. Everyone in your rotation starts equal. Snoozing someone lowers their odds, catching up resets them. Next time you open the app it asks whether you actually reached Tom. Yes or no. MUTING Mute someone for a day, a week, or a month, and their posts disappear from your feed and stop notifying you on all your devices. The mute ends by itself, and nobody is told. SET UP TOGETHER If you're in the same room as someone who doesn't have the app yet, open Settings ▸ Set Up Together. It shows a QR code that takes their phone to the App Store, then walks you both through inviting each other. YOUR DATA IS NOT OURS There's no Friends Everywhere server and no Friends Everywhere database. Your posts and photos stay in your own iCloud account. Everyone you invite gets a private read-only share, sent one at a time, and you can revoke it whenever you want. Your friends' posts stay in their iCloud. The words, emoji and links in your posts are end-to-end encrypted. Photos get iCloud's standard encryption. We can't read your posts because they never reach anything we run. The app has no analytics and no third-party SDKs, and there's nothing on our side for data to go to. IPHONE AND IPAD iPhone: one screen, no tabs. iPad: Keep Up in a side column next to the feed. Widgets: Keep Up, an emoji cloud of what your people have been up to, and a shuffle of their recent photos. On the iPhone Lock Screen, Keep Up and the emoji from your friends' latest post. Free. No in-app purchases, no subscription, no ads. Requires an iCloud account. Your friends need the app to share their own feeds with you.
Social · iPhone, iPad · Free
