I love the spirit, but in all honesty, this is one of those instances where you don't need an app for that.
The best ways to build deeper connections with friends don't involve a screen.
The best ways to build deeper connections with friends don't involve a screen.
My initial thought, though, was who keeps these logs of discussions and "go one level deeper" conversations, and what do they do with them?
Also - great idea while in lockdown.
I don't think one goes against the other. Meeting in personne would never be replaced by an app, but with work, kids, distance, it can be really easy to loose touch.
This app also focus on questions that you may not have even thought asking your friends or even yourself.
I use a simple question to determine whether I've "lost touch" with someone or not: do I have a regular or semi-regular urge to talk to that person?
I find the answer is often no. Lots of folks gain and lose friends unexpectedly over time. It's ok! It's natural. It feels (to me) unnatural to feel unhappy about not communicating regularly with a friend: that person is just not as close of a friend anymore.