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Keep the little things.
The new job. The upcoming trip. The thing you wanted to ask about. Keep a little context beside the person it belongs to.
Make room for your people
Out of sight
isn’t out of mind.
Chickadee is a gentle way to stay in touch, for iPhone and iPad. It’s made for people with ADHD, autistic and AuDHD people, and anyone who loses track of people when they’re out of sight.
Now in beta on TestFlight. Email us and we’ll send you an invitation. Invitations are limited.
A little context goes a long way
Less remembering.
More connecting.
A thoughtful place for the details that make your relationships feel personal. Start with a name. The rest can come later.
02
Make the next hello easier.
After you add someone, Chickadee asks when you’d like to reconnect. Optional reminders give you a gentle nudge when they’re ready for a hello.
03
Remember your moments.
Tap Message or Call from their profile. When you come back, Chickadee asks “Did you reach them?” Log it in a tap, or choose Not yet.
Before you reach out
Know what to bring up,
and what to avoid.
Some things are worth asking about. Others are better left alone. Chickadee keeps both in view before you reach out.
Avoid
Topics that could upset them, or you, stand out in a warm callout, so you see them before you say hello.
Keep to yourself, and take care
Note things you know but shouldn’t bring up first. Mark anyone who needs a gentler approach with “Take care when reconnecting.”
See their face clearly
Tap a photo to see it full screen, then pinch or double-tap to zoom.
Your people.
Your pace. Your data.
Start with local storage, and turn on iCloud sync if you want your people on another device. Reminders come on your schedule, and archiving someone keeps everything you saved.
- No Chickadee account to create.
- Optional app lock for an extra layer of privacy on your device.
- Readable Markdown exports, with photos if you choose.
A little more connection
For the people you
don’t want to lose touch with.
Chickadee is in beta now.
Want to try it early, or have something you’d love to see?