Silat al-rahim — keeping the ties of kinship.
One person a day. That’s the whole app.
The people who matter most are the easiest to postpone. Weeks pass, then months, and nobody meant for it to. Salima asks a small question every day so it doesn’t.
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One person a day
Each morning Salima picks one person from your list — a parent, a grandmother, the cousin you grew up with — and puts them in front of you.
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Reach out, or not today
Call, message, or tap “Not today”. That’s the whole decision. If it’s not today, they come back around; the rhythm is yours to set.
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No feed, no streaks
Nothing to scroll and nothing to keep up. Your people are not a habit to gamify, so there is no score, no badge and no guilt.
Your people stay yours.
Salima keeps only what it needs to remind you: a name, a number, how often you want to be in touch. Calls and messages happen in the apps you already use — we never see them. No analytics, no ads, no tracking. Delete your account and everything goes with it.