Reachoutagain.

Cuth suggests exactly one person you could reach out to. No feed, no pressure, no guilty conscience. Just a name and a short hello from you.

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Friendships rarelyfall apart with a bang.They just grow quieter.

There are people we think about often, and still the last time we spoke was months ago. Not because we stopped caring, but because everyday life gets in the way. It happens to almost all of us.

And then something odd happens. The longer it has been, the harder the message gets. It would now have to explain somehow why so much time has passed. It would have to be something special. So you wait for the right moment, and the right moment never comes, because there is no such thing.

On the other side, by the way, sits someone thinking exactly the same thing.

Cuth does exactly one thing. It shows you a person and the shortest way to reach them. Nothing more, nothing less.

Turn “I should really get in touch” into an actual hello.

  1. 01

    You choose who belongs here

    Take the people from your address book you already think about. Not your whole circle, just the handful you would genuinely mind losing touch with. Five names are plenty to start, and you can add more any time.

  2. 02

    Cuth suggests exactly one

    At the time that suits you, one name appears. Not twenty, not a list to work through. One tap opens WhatsApp, Messages or the phone, and you are already in the conversation.

  3. 03

    Then it goes quiet

    Reached out, tapped, done. No feed that keeps rolling, no reminder chasing after you. Your history shows how often you have reached out. That is the only counter in the whole app, and it does not push you.

Friendship is not a to-do list.

Most apps that want to help you stay consistent turn something lovely into an obligation. Streaks that break. Bars that want filling. Red numbers growing while you have more important things to do. Cuth works the other way round.

Nothing piles up

Skip two weeks and there is no mountain waiting. Cuth does not accumulate anything and does not hold anything against you.

“Not now” is enough

One tap and the app stays quiet until tomorrow. No follow-up question, no reminder popping back ten minutes later.

Nothing to win

No points, no ranks, no leaderboard. The only thing you get here is a conversation.

Breaks are part of it

Some weeks nothing works. Then you put the reminders to sleep and nobody chases you about it.

Your friendsstay your business.

The names and numbers you add to Cuth stay on your device. They are not uploaded, not shared and not sold. There is no cloud they could go to.

  • Your address book stays yours

    Cuth does not copy it and does not upload it anywhere. You alone decide who shows up in the app.

  • Names and numbers never leave

    Your list, your notes and your history live in a database on your device. Delete the app and they are gone.

  • No account, no login

    There is nothing to register. No email, no password, no profile.

  • No reading of your chats

    The app only opens the way to your conversation. What the two of you write, it never sees.

  • No ads, nothing sold

    No ad networks, no advertising profiles. Your contact details are never sold and never passed on, to anyone.

  • Anonymous usage numbers, switchable

    We count which features get used so we can improve the app. No names, no numbers, no advertising ID. One switch in the options turns it off.

What Cuth records and what it does not is spelled out in full, and in plain language, in the privacy policy.Read it

Did you know?

Cuth comes from the old English word “couth”. It describes someone familiar, close and easy to be around.

The famous Harvard study has run for over 85 years. Its clearest finding: good relationships keep us healthy and happy.

People almost always underestimate how much others enjoy an unexpected hello.

For the feeling of being thought of, the gesture matters, not the length of the message.

Regular small moments of contact ease loneliness more than rare grand gestures.

A short call lifts the mood of both people: the one who calls and the one who picks up.

Why all of this matters more than it sounds.

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Two minutes a day. And the people who matter to you know it again.

Cuth is available for iPhone. No account, no sign-up. Download it, add a few names, and the app takes it from there.

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