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Plait

For the people you'd rather not forget.

When you last met. What you talked about. Their kids' names. The birthday you keep almost missing. Kept on your iPhone, synced through your own iCloud.

Keep the people who matter

Add someone in seconds, or bring them over from Contacts one at a time. Their page holds how you met, where they are, and the birthday you'd rather not miss.

Note a moment

Met someone? One tap, a short note, done. Plait reads the note on your device and suggests what it was about — so next time you have somewhere to start.

A nudge, not a nag

Plait can remind you in a month, or three, or six. When the day comes it sends one quiet notification. Nothing before it, nothing repeated, no badge.

Months, not streaks

The Timeline gathers every moment with everyone, newest first. No scores, no streaks, no line telling you it's been a while. A quiet month is just a quiet month.

Quiet on your home screen

A small widget shows who you meant to reach out to this week. When nobody's waiting, it simply says “All quiet.”

Yours to leave

Export everything as vCard or CSV, free, anytime — with or without Pro. An app you can leave is an app you can trust.

What Plait doesn't do

An app about your people shouldn't be mining them. This list is as much the product as anything above it.

  • No LinkedIn. No Gmail. No Facebook. Not in the next version, not ever.
  • No scanning your address book — Plait has no way to read it.
  • No accounts, no servers, nothing uploaded anywhere.
  • No subscription, no ads, no tracking, no analytics.

Import uses Apple's own contact picker, which runs outside the app and hands back only the person you chose. Plait never asks permission to read your contacts, because it has no way to.

A look inside

The People list in Plait, showing six people with soft initials avatars, sorted by when you last met. Fictional people only.A person's page in Plait with their birthday and how you met, then a noted moment carrying topic suggestions marked as AI-suggested. Fictional people only.The Timeline tab, gathering moments with different people under month headings — no counters, no streaks. Fictional people only.The Reminders tab in Plait: one nudge ready when you are, another due later, with no counters or alarm colours. Fictional people only.The Plait widget on an iPhone home screen, listing the people you meant to reach out to this week. Fictional people only.

Free, and $12.99 once

The free version keeps 15 people, 30 moments and 5 reminders — with iCloud sync included, because privacy shouldn't sit behind a paywall.

Plait Pro lifts every limit for good. Not a subscription, not a trial that becomes a bill. Family Sharing is included, for up to six people.