Rituell: Stay in Touch

Rituell: Stay in Touch

Friend, family & call reminder

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 10, 2026
  • August 9, 2026

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Rituell is a quiet reminder to stay close to the people who matter. Sort family, friends and far-away relatives into circles, give each circle its own rhythm, and Rituell shows you a short list each day: just the people it's a good moment to reach out to. No account to create. Nothing leaves your phone. WHO WILL YOU CALL TODAY A short list every morning — an invitation, not a to-do list. One tap to call, WhatsApp, text or FaceTime. CIRCLES SET THE RHYTHM Close family every week, school friends every fortnight, relatives abroad every month — or once a year. Any one person can have their own rhythm instead. Change a circle's pace and everyone following it is gently rescheduled. ONE TAP AFTER YOU TALK When the call ends, say you talked and leave a note if you like: "she mentioned the wedding". Rituell schedules the next catch-up itself and never books two people into the same slot. If you couldn't reach them, push it to tomorrow, three days, next week, or a day you pick. You can log a catch-up without opening the app at all: straight from the notification, from the Home Screen widget, or by telling Siri you spoke to someone. If you tap the wrong thing, undo is always right there. BIRTHDAYS COME ALONG FOR FREE Anyone whose birthday is saved in your contacts is remembered automatically, and you can add one by hand for anybody else. A gentle note in the morning, nothing more. IN STEP WITH YOUR CALENDAR Two-way Apple Calendar sync puts every planned catch-up on your calendar. Move the event there and Rituell moves the reminder. The calendar note links straight back to the person. QUIET, NEVER GUILT-TRIPPING No scores, no streaks, no "you missed one" badges. It speaks only within the hours you set, on the days you choose. If people have been waiting a while, it says so once a day at most. YOUR DATA IS YOURS • App Store privacy label: Data Not Collected • No account, no email, no password • No subscription • Back up your circles, people and every moment to a single file and keep it wherever you like • 2.6 MB — it barely lands on your phone WHO IT'S FOR People living far from home who miss their family. People whose work quietly swallowed their friendships. Anyone holding a large family together. And anyone tired of thinking "I should call them" and then forgetting. ACCESSIBILITY Full VoiceOver support, Dynamic Type, high contrast, and status cues that never rely on colour alone. Respects Reduce Motion. English and Turkish.
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What's New in Rituell

1.0.4

August 9, 2026

This release stops losing your place when you put the phone down. • After you reach out, the "we talked" check-in survives — even if the call runs long and iOS closes the app behind it. It's waiting when you come back. • "We talked" from a notification no longer has to open the app. Tapped it by mistake? Undo is right there. • If someone's been waiting a few days, Rituell now says so quietly — once a day at most, only on the days and hours you chose. • Add several people from your contacts in one pass. • Give a birthday to anyone you typed in by hand. • Back up your people, circles and moments to a single file. • Search your own people, a short welcome on first launch, and telling Siri you spoke to someone. Good rhythms.

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