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# Yarite > Yarite is a relationship-maintenance app for iPhone. You place each person in one of six proximity circles, each with its own rhythm; every morning Yarite gives you a short list of who it's time to reach out to; you call, message or write straight from the card, and the touch logs itself. Free up to 15 people, then a one-time $9.99 purchase for unlimited people. Once, not monthly. ## Facts - Platform: iPhone only, built natively for iOS 18 or later. There is no Android version and no web version. - Privacy: no account, and the people, notes and history never leave the phone. With the user's permission the app sends anonymous product-usage counts and crash reports, which can be turned off in Settings; nothing the user typed is ever sent. The App Store privacy label reads "Data Not Linked to You". - Yarite cannot read your calls or messages: iOS does not allow it. You reach out from the app, and that is what logs the touch. - No streaks, no countdowns, no scores. Missing a week breaks nothing. ## Key pages - [Home](https://yarite.app/): what Yarite is, the three gestures, the proximity circles, privacy, and pricing. - [Pricing](https://yarite.app/#pricing): the free tier and the one-time unlock. - [FAQ](https://yarite.app/#faq): the six questions the product answers.
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