Press kit

DayKind: Stay Close

One touch. A little warmth.

Six iPhone screenshots at 1284 × 2778, three Apple Watch frames at 422 × 514, app icon at 1024 and 512 px.

About DayKind

DayKind is a private iPhone journal with one quiet way to stay close. Each day you choose Up, Steady, or Down and, if you like, add a factor or a note; a visual calendar and gentle insights show the shape of your weeks and months. With Link, you invite one person who matters and exchange a Pulse — a single tap that lands on their Home Screen widget and Apple Watch as a small sign of warmth. There is no chat, no photos, no location, no read receipts and no pressure to reply. The journal never leaves the iPhone and is never sent to the linked person. One connection, Pulse and the whole journal are free; DayKind Plus is an optional annual subscription that adds 23 hearts, a shared appearance for the connection, widget and Watch styles, a local Warmth Map and a private Annual Review.

Key facts

Private by designJournal content stays on the iPhone. No ads, no tracking, no analytics SDK, no address-book upload.
One free connectionLink, Pulse and the full journal are free. Plus is optional.
LanguageEnglish only.
PlatformsiPhone with iOS 17 or later; Apple Watch app with widgets and complications; Home Screen widgets.
AudienceCouples and close people living apart.
CategoryLifestyle (primary), Health & Fitness. Rated 4+.
App Storeapps.apple.com/app/id6806841672
DeveloperNikolay Babakov, independent.

iPhone screenshots

Preview copies below; the ZIP contains full-resolution files.

Link screen, warmth received — One touch. A little warmth.

Link screen, ready to send a Pulse — No words needed.

Today screen with Up, Steady and Down — Your day stays yours.

Calendar mosaic of a month — Watch your month take shape.

Insights for a week — Notice patterns without overthinking.

DayKind Plus screen — 23 hearts. One shared look.

Apple Watch

Watch app, heart ready — A gentle tap from someone close.

Watch app, warmth received — Right on their wrist.

Watch app with an indigo heart — Your heart, your Watch.

Suggested headline

DayKind lets couples living apart stay close with one tap — no chat, no location, no pressure to reply.

Boilerplate

DayKind is a private iPhone journal that helps people see the shape of their days and stay close to one person who matters. A once-a-day check-in — Up, Steady, or Down — stays on the device, while Link lets you send a single quiet Pulse that lands on the other person's Home Screen widget and Apple Watch. No chat, no photos, no location, no ads and no tracking. DayKind is made by an independent developer and is available on the App Store, with one connection and the full journal free.

Positioning lines

See your days. Stay close.
One touch. A little warmth. No words needed.
Send one quiet Pulse to someone close.

Usage

Screenshots and the icon may be used in reviews, articles and app roundups about DayKind. Please do not alter the icon or place the screenshots in a context that suggests the journal is shared with anyone.

Contact

Email [email protected]. Review copies and promo codes are available on request.