A private keep-in-touch app
The people you love are one message away.
Sovenn is a private contacts app. It remembers who matters, nudges you before you drift apart, and drafts the first message in your own words. You always tap send.
No account. Your contacts stay on your phone, and Sovenn never sees them.
The short version
- For people who keep meaning to text back. A friend, a cousin, an old teammate, and then six months slip by.
- It writes the brave first line for you, in your own words. It never sends anything itself; you read it, edit it, and tap send.
- Made to keep staying close light. A few seconds you already have, without the guilt.
- It lives on your phone. No account, and Sovenn never sees your people; they stay on your device, backed up only to your own Google Drive if you choose.
How it works
Add the few who matter
Paste a name, scan a card, or import. No typing marathons.
Get a gentle nudge
Sovenn quietly reminds you when it's time, never with guilt.
Send in eight seconds
Tap the drafted message, edit if you like, and reconnect.
Share your card. They add themselves.
Every Sovenn comes with a personal card and QR code. Send it once, and the people you reach can save your details in seconds, and start keeping their own people warm too.
Why you can trust it with your people
No testimonials yet, because we would rather earn your trust than borrow it. Here is the honest case instead.
Private by architecture
No account, no ad trackers, and only anonymous usage counts inside the app (switch them off anytime). Your contacts live only on your phone, or, if you turn it on, your own Google Drive. No Sovenn server ever sees them.
You are always in control
Sovenn drafts the message. You read it, change it, and tap send yourself, every single time. It never messages anyone for you.
Made by one person
A small, honest tool built to solve his own problem first: staying close to the people who matter, without turning it into a data business.
Now on Google Play
Sovenn is live on Google Play, free. Install it, or keep using it in your browser. It is the same app either way, and your contacts stay on your device.
