Remember what you meant to ask.

Your chosen cadence, time since the last logged interaction, pins, and snoozes shape the reach-out list. Important dates appear separately in Coming Up and can inform an opener. These are reminders based on your records, not an assessment of the quality of a friendship or knowledge of how someone feels.

No automatic message-history access is part of the current app. You choose people through the system contact picker or add them manually, then keep facts and interactions yourself. The local model can help structure a note or draft a message from that saved context. You decide what to keep and send.

You can open Messages or start a call through a system action. On returning to Kith, the app can prompt you to log the interaction. It helps close the loop between remembering, reaching out, and noting what happened. Kith does not send messages or maintain relationships autonomously.

An optional app-wide lock uses biometrics or your device passcode. JSON export includes people, facts, dates, and interactions, but excludes photos and is not a full restore format. The current build has no app-managed cloud sync. Widgets, Spotlight, notifications, and chosen exports can show selected information outside the app.

The planned free tier holds 10 people and includes three regular AI assists per week, plus the first successful daily opener. Plus removes the people and AI allowances. Recording interactions and deciding what a message should say remain under your control. Final prices will be confirmed before release.

Kith is in development for iPhone with iOS 26 and Apple Intelligence enabled and ready. Supported local dictation also needs speech permission and available language assets. There is no Obsidian Ridge Labs account to create, and no public release date has been announced.