Follow through
Turn “I should reach out” into a gentle plan. See who’s due, what you promised, and the next small step.
Life gets busy. Roots makes sure the people who matter don’t slip away.
The people who matter.
Maya Chen
Friend · Seattle
Last talked 1 day ago
Liam Spencer
Friend · Austin
Last talked 5 days ago
Aish Sharma
Friend · Boston
Last talked 2 weeks ago
Julia Williams
Friend · Chicago
Last talked 3 weeks ago
Theo Brooks
Friend · Denver
Last talked 1 month ago
Your People
Everyone who matters, all in one place.
Relationships don’t fade because people stop caring. They fade because there’s no easy way to stay close.
Made for real relationships
Roots keeps the small things from getting lost, so caring for your relationships feels natural—not like another task list.
“The intention was always there. Roots helps you act on it.”
No feeds. No networking. No pressure.
Turn “I should reach out” into a gentle plan. See who’s due, what you promised, and the next small step.
Keep birthdays, notes, important moments, and the details you’ll want before the next conversation.
Capture a call, coffee, or memory while it’s fresh—just enough context to pick up where you left off.
View the people you love by place, so being nearby can become a reason to reconnect.
Notice when a relationship has gone quiet and reach out before distance becomes the default.
How Roots works
Roots stays quietly in the background until there’s a good reason to bring someone back to mind.
Plant your roots
Choose the friends, family, mentors, and neighbors you genuinely want to keep close. Start with five; grow from there.
Choose your rhythm
Set a pace that fits each relationship, then jot down the moments and details you want to remember next time.
Let Roots remember
Get a quiet nudge when someone needs attention, with the context to make your next message feel thoughtful.
Built around people, not productivity.
No streaks to protect. No inbox to clear. Just relationships worth tending.
Just launched on the App Store. Built by two people who wanted this to exist — not a company trying to sell your data.