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Check-in reminders that keep you close to the people you love

Friendships rarely end in a fight. They fade in the gaps between “we should catch up” and actually doing it. SincereNotes gives each person their own rhythm and has a fresh message ready each time it comes around.

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To MayaMonthly · the 23rd

Saw a dog in a tiny raincoat today and immediately thought of you. Hope your week is kind to you.

Staying in touch

Why it matters

A rhythm per person

Weekly for your dad, monthly for a college friend, every few months for an old colleague. Each one keeps its own schedule and tone.

Never the same text twice

Every check-in is written fresh, so a monthly message never reads like a form letter.

No pressure on them

Check-ins are written to ask nothing back. Just a reminder that someone is thinking of them.

Check-in messages that don’t need a reply

Examples of the kind of message SincereNotes drafts. Every one is written fresh for you, in your tone, and you can edit it before you send.

Saw a dog in a tiny raincoat today and immediately thought of you. Hope your week is kind to you.

No agenda, just thinking about you. How’s the new job treating you?

Hey Dad, it’s been a minute. Call this weekend? I want to hear about the garden.

Thinking of you today. No need to write back, just sending a little love your way.

Set it up in a minute

  1. Add a person and pick “Check-in”.
  2. Choose how often: weekly, every few weeks, or monthly.
  3. When the day comes, tap the reminder, tweak the draft, and send.

Common questions

How often should I check in on a friend?

There is no right answer. Close family might be weekly, good friends monthly, wider circles every few months. SincereNotes lets you choose for each person.

Can I pause a check-in?

Yes. You can edit or delete any scheduled reminder in the app at any time.

Try SincereNotes free for 7 days.

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