Connectivity

Connectivity is a simple, private reminder app for anyone who keeps in regular touch with a group of people — pastoral care, family, friends, or anyone you don't want to lose touch with.

Add the people you want to stay in contact with, set how often you'd like to reach out to each one (every few days, every few weeks — whatever suits), and Connectivity quietly reminds you when it's time. No spreadsheets, no sticky notes, no relying on memory.

How it works

Add contacts by importing from your phone's address book, or enter them manually.
Set a contact frequency for each person — Connectivity works out when they're next due.
Get one daily reminder listing everyone due or overdue that day.
Confirm you've been in touch, defer to tomorrow, push to your next regular interval, or pick a specific future date (handy for "check in after their exam on the 15th").
Optionally jot a short note each time, building a private timestamped history per person.
Tap through to message someone directly via SMS or WhatsApp, logged automatically.
Organise contacts with your own tags/groups, and browse everyone in a searchable directory.
See at a glance how many people are overdue, due today, or coming up this week.
Built around your privacy

Connectivity has no account sign-up and no backend server. Everything you enter stays on your device in a local, private database — the developer cannot see or access your data, because it's never sent anywhere.

Who it's for

Originally built for pastoral care — ministers, chaplains, and volunteers keeping in regular touch with a congregation or community — but just as useful for anyone managing a personal list of people they want to stay close to: elderly relatives, old friends, new parents in your circle, or clients you check in with regularly.