Reach: Stay in Touch

Name: Reach: Stay in Touch
Author: Juan Pavon

Keep real relationships alive

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February 22, 2026
September 4, 2026
2.0.3
iOS 26.2+
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42.04MB
Apple Watch, iPhone
15 days ago
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About

Reach helps you stay connected with the people you care about — gently. Life gets busy. Relationships drift. Reach reminds you when it matters most, without pressure, noise, or algorithms. Add the people you care about, choose a rhythm that feels right, and let Reach quietly remind you to reach out. Why Reach? • Gentle reminders — no streaks, no guilt • Choose your own rhythm: weekly, monthly, or custom • Today view shows exactly who to reach out to • Notes and moments to keep personal context • Birthday reminders that feel human, not automated Privacy by design • No accounts required • No tracking, no ads • Your data stays on your device and your iCloud • We don’t run servers or read your data Reach is built for real relationships — not engagement metrics. Stay in touch, gently.

What's New in Reach

2.0.3

September 4, 2026

What’s New Chat opens on the latest messages instead of an older point in the thread. Conversations should feel snappier, and the blank screen that sometimes appeared when opening a chat or tapping the input is fixed. The jump-to-latest button now only appears after you scroll up to older messages, the same way it does in WhatsApp. Sharing photos is more reliable. The close button sits below the status bar instead of on top of the clock, the caption field stays above the keyboard, and picking 1, 2, or 3 photos from the gallery now uses the same preview as picking several. Shared plans now arrive for the other person to accept. If a plan can’t open on your device, it stays visible in Plans with a Retry instead of disappearing. Plan and message notifications include the sender’s name instead of a generic alert.