That Friend: Remember Names

That Friend: Remember Names

Say who you met. Get a face.

2 ratings
2 reviews
Free
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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • August 19, 2026
  • September 29, 2026

Features

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About

Effortlessly remember everyone you meet by describing them and their connections. The app generates illustrated portraits and organizes contact cards for quick recall. Find people by descriptive keywords and see where you met them.

✓Describe people and generate portraits
✓Organize contact cards with meeting details
✓Search for people by descriptive keywords
✓Map of meeting locations
✓Party mode for group introductions
✓No studying required
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What's New in That Friend

1.0.9

September 29, 2026

Cheaper, and you can bring everyone you already know. - New pricing: $8 a month or $58.90 a year, plus a weekly option. - Your first 5 people are free, forever. - Paste the note where you keep names. Each person gets a card, sorted by place and group. Too messy? Undo it in one tap. - Put your own spots on the map and name them. - One name a day: save someone new, or tap I see them when you spot someone you know. Points, streaks and badges you can post. - Search by place: type a restaurant, a rink or a city and everyone you met or who works there comes up. - Onboarding is two screens, then straight to your first person.

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Subscriptions & In-App Purchases

Unlimited People

Save unlimited people, billed monthly.

$14.991 Month
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User reviews

Great way to build relationships

This app is the perfect solve for remembering names and what people share with you, which helps build authentic connections.

Remembering who people are builds relationships, and that creates a community around you.

Putting Faces To Names Is A Game Changer

Used to put all my notes into the Notes app because I would forget names all the time super hard to search. this ties it all together, much easier. I hate forgetting names.

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FAQ

How does That Friend help me remember names?

That Friend allows you to describe people using your voice, and it generates an illustrated portrait along with a card detailing what you discussed and where you met. This visual and contextual association aids recall without traditional studying methods.

What is the pricing for That Friend?

The app is free for your first 10 people, with all features available. Unlimited access requires a subscription of $14.99 per month or $119.99 per year, both offering a 7-day free trial.

Does That Friend have ads?

No, That Friend is ad-free. The app emphasizes a distraction-free experience for users.

Is That Friend available on Android devices?

Currently, That Friend is only supported on iPhone devices. The app is designed for iOS users.

How often is That Friend updated?

The app was last updated on September 9, 2026, indicating active development and maintenance. Users can expect ongoing improvements and feature additions.

What are the subscription tiers for That Friend?

That Friend offers a single 'Unlimited People' subscription, available monthly for $14.99 or annually for $119.99. Both plans include a 7-day free trial.

Is my data private with That Friend?

Yes, your saved people are stored locally on your device, and no account or sign-up is required. The app does not import photos, use face recognition, or track your activity.

Can I find people by describing them in That Friend?

Absolutely. You can search for individuals by descriptive keywords, such as 'the guy with the red beard from church who fishes,' and the app will help you find their profile.