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01Guide section

Track context, not worth

Helpful context includes names, birthdays, last conversations, promised follow-ups, preferred ways to connect, and small moments that would otherwise slip away.

Unhelpful tracking turns friendship into scores, rankings, streaks, or performance dashboards.

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Track drift gently

A good tracker can show that a relationship has gone quiet, but the signal should feel like a weather report, not a warning siren.

The next step should be proportional: save a thought, send a message, plan something small, or do nothing today.

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Keep ownership clear

Relationship notes are sensitive because they describe real people. A friendship tracker should be private by design, exportable, and respectful of the fact that your relationships are not a product surface.

If the tool needs ads, feeds, scraping, or engagement loops to work, it is solving the wrong problem.

Where Orbit fits

Orbit tracks the care layer: circles, moments, drift, and next steps. It avoids scores, feeds, and attention traps.