Demand
High-intent questions people already ask.
Orbit guides for real friendship.
Practical, people-first notes on keeping in touch, friendship drift, adult friendship, Dunbar circles, gentle reconnection, and privacy-respecting friendship software.
Care
Specific examples, scripts, and low-pressure next steps.
Orbit
A quiet path back to the product when it genuinely helps.
Trust
No fake wiki posture, no invented traction, no keyword stuffing.
How to keep in touch with friends without turning it into admin
A calm guide to keeping in touch with friends: use circles, rooms, tiny next steps, and private memory without turning friendship into a task list.
Read guideDrift awarenessFriendship drift: why good friendships fade and what to do early
Friendship drift usually starts quietly. Learn how to notice distance early and take one small, low-pressure step before silence becomes normal.
Read guideHuman scaleDunbar's number as a practical guide for real friendships
A plain-language guide to Dunbar's number, the 5/15/50/150 circles, and how to use the idea without treating people like a score.
Read guideAdult friendshipMaking friends as an adult usually needs repeat rooms
Adult friendship grows through repeat rooms: walks, classes, volunteering, dinners, coworking, parent groups, and small remembered details.
Read guideReconnectionHow to reconnect with an old friend without making it heavy
Low-pressure ways to reconnect with an old friend: tiny messages, normal next steps, and honest scope without demanding a whole life update.
Read guideProduct fitWhat a friendship tracker should track and what it should not
A friendship tracker should help you remember, reconnect, and follow through gently. It should not score people, create guilt loops, or turn friends into a pipeline.
Read guideComparisonPersonal CRM for friends: why Orbit uses a different frame
People search for a personal CRM for friends, but friendship is not a sales pipeline. Orbit is a private relationship companion built for care, not conversion.
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