Felt for iPhone

Feel close without starting a conversation.

Felt is for the moment before words. Shape a quiet signal of tone, energy, openness, and contact need, then send presence to someone trusted without creating a reply obligation.

Tone Energy Openness Contact Need
No chat thread required.Send presence when a message is too much.
Rest stays private.Quiet modes are not reports back to the sender.

The orb is the product

A tiny gesture language for real emotional weather.

Felt is built around an expressive orb, not a text box with nicer branding. It gives people a way to be present without performing availability.

Shape how you are

Move the orb toward warm, quiet, guarded, open, close, or spacious.

Hold someone close

Send care to a trusted person without starting a conversation you cannot sustain.

Receive softly

Care can arrive as warmth, residue, or a glance instead of a flashing demand.

Glance, do not monitor

Watch and widget surfaces are designed as calm presence, not new inboxes.

Quiet by design

Care should not become emotional surveillance.

Felt protects the receiving side of closeness. It avoids sender-visible open states, last-active indicators, and pressure loops that make rest feel like a relationship problem.

01

No read receipts

The sender can know care was sent without learning whether the other person opened, ignored, rested, or silenced it.

02

No availability theater

Presence is not a green dot, timer, score, or demand to prove you are reachable.

03

No fake intimacy

Felt does not write tenderness for you. The signal is yours, even when it is wordless.

Ordinary messaging

  • Reply pressure
  • Unread guilt
  • Typing, timing, and performance
  • Words before you have words

Felt

  • Presence before words
  • Quiet receiving
  • Trusted bonds only
  • A soft signal that can be enough

Coming to iPhone

For the people who need a gentler way to stay close.

Felt is designed as a private, low-pressure presence app. It does not make therapeutic, emergency, or guaranteed-outcome claims.