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OpenThanks: Gratitude Network

OpenThanks: Gratitude Network

Say Thank You, Keep a Streak

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This app facilitates personal expressions of gratitude. You can send private thank-you notes via various methods, with recipients deciding whether to accept them. It encourages genuine appreciation and allows for optional sharing of accepted notes.

✓Send private thank-you notes
✓Recipients accept or decline
✓Share accepted notes publicly
✓Optional nonprofit cause
✓Friday gratitude reminders
✓Sign in with Apple, email, or phone
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What's New in OpenThanks

1.2

October 5, 2026

OpenThanks is now a universal app for iPhone and iPad, with a sidebar Home, wider compose, and a layout that fits portrait and landscape. Also in this update: a kinder post-send feedback prompt, smoother email sign-in, and clearer voice dictation while you write a thank-you.

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Made my day better

Receiving a little gratitude from someone really made my day better. It’s such a simple thing, but it made me feel appreciated and put me in a better mood.
AlllegnaAlllegna

A good use of “social”

Great idea, appreciate someone using social media for something that’s focused on thanks and gratitude.
Mr.Mike.DMr.Mike.D

A refreshing change!

Instead of doomscrolling IG, scroll a feed of people showing appreciations and positive vibes. It’s great to send a receive thanks. Such a great idea!
AlphabiosxAlphabiosx

Gratitude is the best longevity hack

After trying almost every longevity hack, I found giving public gratitude via OpenThanks most effective at bringing joy and spreading love each day. I hope others feel the same too, but if not, I'm happy to be the only person using the app! (Besides Jonny, of course)
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FAQ

What is OpenThanks?

OpenThanks is a social networking app designed for sending and receiving personal thank-you notes. It focuses on private expressions of gratitude, allowing recipients to choose whether to accept them before anything is shared publicly.

How does OpenThanks work?

You write a thank-you note and send a link via text, email, or copy/paste. The recipient reviews it and decides whether to accept. Once accepted, kindness can travel, and you have the option to share accepted notes with the community.

Is OpenThanks free to use?

Yes, OpenThanks is completely free to use. There are no costs associated with downloading, sending, or receiving thank-you notes on the platform.

Does OpenThanks have ads?

No, OpenThanks does not contain advertisements. The app is designed to be a private and ad-free experience for users focused on genuine gratitude.

What devices does OpenThanks support?

OpenThanks is available on Apple devices, including the Apple Watch, iPhone, and iPad, offering a seamless experience across your preferred gadgets.

How often is OpenThanks updated?

The latest version of OpenThanks is 1.2, and it was last updated on October 5, 2026. This indicates a commitment to ongoing development and improvements.

What is the age rating for OpenThanks?

OpenThanks has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users who wish to express gratitude.

What do users like about OpenThanks?

Users appreciate that OpenThanks focuses on personal thank-yous rather than performative posts, and that recipients have control over accepting notes. The privacy of notes and the gentle Friday reminders are also highlighted as positive aspects.