You didn't drift apart.
You just got busy.
KalaBond helps you remember who matters, stay on top of catch-ups, and turn “we should do something soon” into an actual plan.
One email when it opens up. No newsletter, no sharing your address.
The gap
Two apps, and the bit in between that nobody built.
Contact apps stop at “message them.” Planning apps only start once an event already exists. KalaBond is the part in between.
A reminder on its own
Tells you it’s been four months since you saw Sam. Then leaves you at a blank message box.
An event planner on its own
Brilliant once you know what you’re organising. It has no idea who you’ve been meaning to call.
KalaBond joins them up
The nudge is what starts the plan — one tap through to a time everyone has actually agreed on.
See it working
See KalaBond in action.
01
Know who to reconnect with
See who you haven’t caught up with in a while — without turning friendship into a streak or a score.
02
Turn the nudge into a plan
Pick a time, suggest a place, and get the catch-up out of the group chat.
03
Your friends don’t need KalaBond to make a plan together.
You send one link. They open it in the browser they already have, pick their name, and answer. No account, no download.
- Vote on times. Yes, maybe or no against each option, with a tally you can both see.
- RSVP once it’s locked. Coming or not, plus a comment if they want to explain.
- Claim what they’re bringing. If you’ve set a bring-list, guests take an item each.
How it works
Four steps, and you’re in the diary.
Set the rhythm once per person. After that it’s a nudge you can act on in two taps — or ignore, with nothing turning red.
Keep your people organised
Add the people you want to stay close to, in the groups you actually use.
See who deserves a catch-up
Weekly for your sister, twice a year for the friend interstate. A soft ring shifts turquoise toward coral as time passes.
Make a plan
One tap starts a catch-up, one-to-one or a whole group. Propose a few times and share one link.
Let friends vote and confirm
Lock the time that won, put it in your calendar, and let everyone RSVP.
What’s in it
Everything the catch-up needs. Nothing it doesn’t.
For people with real, scattered circles — stretched for time, not short on care.
A rhythm per person
Weekly, monthly, quarterly, yearly — or pinned to the months that suit.
Plans that get decided
Propose times, let everyone vote, lock in the winner.
Guests without the app
One link, a browser, no account.
Your groups, your names
Family, work, church, uni — and someone can be in several.
Times that suit real life
An exact slot, a loose “Saturday evening”, or a whole day.
A message you can send
Stuck on the opener? Get a draft to edit. It never sends by itself.
Somewhere to go
Add a place, or get suggestions for an area you type in.
Birthdays, quietly
Kept beside the people they belong to.
Fourteen languages
Draft in the language you’d actually use with that person.
Straight into the calendar
A locked-in time goes into the calendar you already live by.
Reminders that stay put
Check-ins and birthdays are scheduled on your phone, not pushed from a server.
On purpose
Some things we deliberately left out.
Most apps in this space make you feel something so you’ll open them again. You’re stretched enough already.
No streaks
Nothing to break, so nothing to feel bad about breaking.
No guilt badges
No red counters. A ring changes colour, and that is the whole of it.
No feed to scroll
You open it, do the thing, and put your phone down.
Nothing sent for you
Drafts stay drafts until you’ve read and changed them.
And the one that matters most: we never sell your contacts. No ads, no data broking, and your address book is never used to work out who else is on KalaBond. Read the privacy policy.
Early access
Want a go when it opens?
Leave your email and we’ll tell you the moment there’s something to use. One message, nothing else.
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