Manifesto
When was the last time you truly felt connected with a friend—not just a quick scroll past their post or a “like” on social media?
Life moves fast. Work piles up, notifications buzz, and before you know it, weeks slip by without reaching out to the people who matter most. Social platforms, once meant to bring us closer, have become noisy places for passive scrolling—making us feel more distant, not less.
Friendships thrive on care, attention, and intention. They thrive on respect, trust, and shared moments. But in a world that pulls us in a hundred directions, nurturing those connections can feel overwhelming.
I created Friendzone because I’ve been there. Struggling to keep friendships alive across distances and busy schedules. Friendzone is your personal companion—a thoughtfully designed tool to help you stay present in your relationships. It helps you remember birthdays, track meaningful conversations, and gently reminds you to check in, so no important moment slips through the cracks.
Friendzone can’t fix your friendships, but it helps you be more mindful and thoughtful about the people who matter most. You can be there for them when it counts—and rely on Friendzone as your second brain.
Friendzone is more than an app. It’s a statement: that technology can serve us without invading our privacy, that connection matters more than consumption, and that meaningful relationships deserve better than to be lost in the noise.
Friendzone respects your data, keeps everything private on your device, and never interrupts your life with ads or invasive and personalized trackers. It’s designed to empower you to be intentional, organized, and mindful — without adding more clutter.
This is my love letter to friendship and purpose-driven software.
When was the last time you truly felt connected with a friend—not just a quick scroll past their post or a “like” on social media?
Life moves fast. Work piles up, notifications buzz, and before you know it, weeks slip by without reaching out to the people who matter most. Social platforms, once meant to bring us closer, have become noisy places for passive scrolling—making us feel more distant, not less.
Friendships thrive on care, attention, and intention. They thrive on respect, trust, and shared moments. But in a world that pulls us in a hundred directions, nurturing those connections can feel overwhelming.
I created Friendzone because I’ve been there. Struggling to keep friendships alive across distances and busy schedules. Friendzone is your personal companion—a thoughtfully designed tool to help you stay present in your relationships. It helps you remember birthdays, track meaningful conversations, and gently reminds you to check in, so no important moment slips through the cracks.
Friendzone can’t fix your friendships, but it helps you be more mindful and thoughtful about the people who matter most. You can be there for them when it counts—and rely on Friendzone as your second brain.
Friendzone is more than an app. It’s a statement: that technology can serve us without invading our privacy, that connection matters more than consumption, and that meaningful relationships deserve better than to be lost in the noise.
Friendzone respects your data, keeps everything private on your device, and never interrupts your life with ads or invasive and personalized trackers. It’s designed to empower you to be intentional, organized, and mindful — without adding more clutter.
This is my love letter to friendship and purpose-driven software.