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Moons
iPhone app for keeping in touch with people you care about
I'm not great at keeping in touch with people I care about, so I built this. Pick up to twelve people. They sit around you on one screen and drift away the longer you go without speaking. Tap someone to call or message them, and Moons logs it. Want family and work kept apart? Make up to four groups of twelve. It nudges you when someone drifts, and a week before birthdays. It can't read your messages, and nothing leaves your phone. Three people are free. £2.99 for twelve. No subscription.
Hi, I made this. I'm not great at keeping in touch with people I care about, and nothing I tried stuck, so I built my own. It's for the handful of people you'd be sad to lose touch with. I capped it at twelve on purpose.
The first thing people ask is whether it reads your messages. It can't. No iOS app can. What it does is log that you tapped Call or WhatsApp inside Moons. If you rang someone from the Phone app instead, Moons has no idea, so you press and hold their face and log it yourself. I went back and forth on whether that's too much friction. It isn't. It takes a second and it means the app is never guessing.
Nothing leaves the phone. There's no account and no server, and the privacy label says "Data Not Collected" because there's nothing to collect. The downside is I know almost nothing about who uses it.
Three people are free for as long as you like. £2.99 unlocks all twelve. Another £1.99 gets you up to four groups, say one for a client and one for the school run, or it's £4.99 for everything in one go. No subscription. Twelve per group is a hard cap.
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About Moons on Product Hunt
“iPhone app for keeping in touch with people you care about”
Moons was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 3 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #111 on the daily leaderboard. I'm not great at keeping in touch with people I care about, so I built this. Pick up to twelve people. They sit around you on one screen and drift away the longer you go without speaking. Tap someone to call or message them, and Moons logs it. Want family and work kept apart? Make up to four groups of twelve. It nudges you when someone drifts, and a week before birthdays. It can't read your messages, and nothing leaves your phone. Three people are free. £2.99 for twelve. No subscription.
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Who hunted Moons?
Moons was hunted by Zander Martineau. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
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Zander Martineau
Hi, I made this. I'm not great at keeping in touch with people I care about, and nothing I tried stuck, so I built my own. It's for the handful of people you'd be sad to lose touch with. I capped it at twelve on purpose.
The first thing people ask is whether it reads your messages. It can't. No iOS app can. What it does is log that you tapped Call or WhatsApp inside Moons. If you rang someone from the Phone app instead, Moons has no idea, so you press and hold their face and log it yourself. I went back and forth on whether that's too much friction. It isn't. It takes a second and it means the app is never guessing.
Nothing leaves the phone. There's no account and no server, and the privacy label says "Data Not Collected" because there's nothing to collect. The downside is I know almost nothing about who uses it.
Three people are free for as long as you like. £2.99 unlocks all twelve. Another £1.99 gets you up to four groups, say one for a client and one for the school run, or it's £4.99 for everything in one go. No subscription. Twelve per group is a hard cap.
There's an interactive demo of the app at https://zander.wtf/moons