Presence · widgets
Your best friend, on your home screen.
Two widgets, one idea: presence at a glance. Friend is one person and where they are, in plain words. Us is the two of you — the week's time together and the streak you're keeping alive.
Plain words, not coordinates
“Home · since 6 PM.” “Out in Over-the-Rhine.” The widget says what a friend would say, not what a tracker would.
The streak
Weeks-in-a-row you've actually seen each other. When it's about to lapse, a Saturday nudge gives you both a reason to fix it in person.
Honestly fresh
The line ages the way the truth does — a reading from this minute reads differently than one from this morning. No fake confidence.
The fine print, plainly
- Widgets respect tiers like everything else: an exact-sharing friend gets the full line, a nearby friend shows presence without the pinpoint.
- The Us widget counts real time together out in the world — home-couch hours don't inflate the story.
- Pick who's on the widget; nobody knows they're there.
Goes well with
Does the person on my widget know?+
No — placing a friend on your home screen is your business. Everything the widget shows is already governed by what that friend chose to share with you.
What's a streak here?+
Consecutive weeks you and a friend actually spent time together in person. It's the number the Us widget guards — and the Saturday nudge exists to keep it alive.