Garden: Stay in Touch

Garden: Stay in Touch

Personal Relationship Manager

50 ratings
69 reviews
Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • March 29, 2018
  • June 4, 2020

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This app helps you maintain meaningful connections by sending timely reminders to reach out to friends, family, and professional contacts. Set custom intervals for notifications and save notes to recall important details about your relationships.

Customizable reach-out reminders
Set reminder frequency (daily, monthly, quarterly)
Save notes for each contact
Never lose touch with important people
Strengthen friendships, family ties, and professional networks
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What's New in Garden

1.1.8

June 4, 2020

Thanks for using Garden, the best way to stay in touch with friends, family and your network. This release includes an Email option, Icon Badges and other minor improvements.

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User reviews

Interesting to use

Interesting type of app to use, however hope some of the features could be improved a little bit more if it could still continue to remain active, such as being easier to delete account if no longer of interest, being able to choose how could know each individual person being added, being able to include an optional option to include when first met, being able to possibly include option for when might have last got together in person apart from last time in touch and possibility to include some notes of what could be discussed with each individual during conversation.
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bug report

couldn’t find a dedicated place to report bugs, but when contacts are imported, there is an off-by-one error where birthdays are imported as a day before they are in contacts. i get a notification for all contacts saying that it’s someone’s birthday today, when it’s actually tomorrow, which i always get a laugh out of.
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Help!

I’ve been using this app for years now and LOVE it. However the last week I have been unable to log in OR reset my password with the app citing server issues every time I try either. Can someone please let me know what’s going on before I have to start over with a new app. 😔

App has stopped working

App has stopped working. Help email bounces back. Website “under construction”. Note developer has not submitted a privacy policy to Apple and you can’t read the developer’s privacy policy because their website isn’t working. I recommend “avoid”.

Does this app still work??!!

It logged me out of my account. Can’t log in with my password. Doesn’t send me a password reset email. Their website doesn’t work. Their email address doesn’t receive emails. And annoyingly, it still sends me notifications about reaching out to my friends. But I cannot log in and update anything. It is very frustrating.
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FAQ

What does Garden: Stay in Touch do?

Garden is a personal relationship management app designed to help you stay connected with the people who matter most. It sends you regular reminders to reach out to friends, family, and professional contacts, ensuring you don't lose touch.

How does the reminder system work?

You can set custom intervals for how often you want to be reminded to contact specific individuals. Options range from daily reminders to monthly or quarterly notifications, allowing you to tailor the frequency to your needs.

Can I store information about my contacts?

Yes, the app allows you to save notes for each contact. This feature helps you refresh your memory about important details, past conversations, or specific information about the person.

Is this app free to use?

Based on the provided information, the app is free to use and does not have in-app purchases or advertisements.

Who would benefit from using this app?

This app is ideal for anyone who wants to maintain strong connections with their social circle, extended family, or professional network. It's particularly useful for busy individuals who may need a prompt to nurture their most meaningful relationships.