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Reflct

reflct is a Mac‑only application that helps users track and reflect on their personal relationships, presenting insights and visual summaries of interactions. By logging communications and events, the app offers prompts and analytics to improve connection quality and maintain stronger bonds.

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1500+ followers
Updated 1 month ago

Funding

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Founders

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Product

Problem

Individuals often struggle to see the overall structure of their personal and professional networks, making it difficult to identify key contacts, relationship gaps, or overlapping circles.

Solution

reflct is a macOS‑only application that transforms a user's contact list and interaction history into a visual network map. By aggregating address book entries, messaging logs, and calendar events, the app creates an interactive diagram that highlights connection strength, clusters, and central figures within the user's social graph. Users can explore the map to discover hidden relationships, prioritize outreach, and gain a clearer understanding of how their contacts interrelate. The interface updates in real time as new interactions occur, ensuring the reflected view stays current with the user's evolving network.

Target Audience

reflct is aimed at macOS users—such as professionals, freelancers, and social network enthusiasts—who want a clearer, visual understanding of their personal and work relationships.

Features

  • Automatic import of contacts, messages, and calendar events from macOS native apps
  • Interactive graph visualization with zoom, pan, and node‑detail panels
  • Relationship strength indicators based on frequency and recency of interactions
  • Cluster detection to reveal social circles and overlapping groups
  • Real‑time updates that reflect new communications and schedule changes
  • Privacy‑first design that stores all data locally on the user's Mac
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