Lower friction than a group chat — shorter than brushing your teeth.
A quiet journal for the people you love.
You write for yourself — a few sentences a day. AI quietly senses the group's mood and turns it into an ambient signal. No feed, no likes, no streaks. Just a warm feeling that the people close to you are still close.

Small by design
Max one AI-triggered notification per user, per day. Silence beats noise.
Eight people per circle, five circles max. Because closeness doesn't scale.
Not a chat. Not a feed. Not productivity.
Close friendship doesn't need another notification pile. Ambient sits between solo journaling and group chat — passive, honest, built to disappear into the background.
No threads, no reactions, no reply anxiety.
Nothing to scroll. Nothing ranked. Nothing performed.
Miss a day and the garden leaves a gentle gap. No red numbers.
The two features that make Ambient.
On one side, your private garden — 365 days, every entry adds a small drawing. On the other, the group pulse — the emotional tone of the people you chose to keep close, distilled by AI into a warm, anonymized signal.
2026
67 / 365 days this year
March
20 / 31 days · Warming up, starting to leave home
April
11 days in
Close friends
3 people · updated just now
Everyone is free this weekend — it could be a moment to gather.
Has her own rhythm this week. No check-in needed.
Three short, quiet days in a row. One small note may be enough.
A trip is coming up. It might be where the group meets.
Two flagship screens lifted from the mobile app — personal garden and group pulse — rendered pixel-perfect on the web.
Three quiet layers, stacked carefully.
Solo journaling is lonely. Group chat is loud. Ambient sits between — your words stay yours, and the emotional tone of the room becomes something the group can quietly feel.

Personal journal
A soft daily prompt and a blank page. Mood is optional. Your words are stored for you, not for any feed — and never shown to anyone else in their original form.

Group pulse
After each entry, AI writes a two-sentence, anonymized emotional summary — no names, no places. Only those summaries feed the group pulse the others see.

Smart coordination
When several people have breathing room the same weekend — or when someone's been heavy for days — Ambient may suggest a meetup, a call, or a gentle check-in. Rare by design.
Your raw journal is never shared.
AI reads your entry once to distill its emotional tone into two sentences, stripped of names, places, and specifics. Only that short summary touches the group. The original text is never shown to anyone else — not the group, not advertisers, not training data.
If you ever want the group to read a specific entry in its own words, you share it manually. That is the only path from private to shared.

You write
A private entry. Only you can read the original.
AI distils tone
Two anonymized sentences. No names, no places, no specifics.
Group feels the mood
A warm ambient signal, built from summaries only — never raw words.
Free for what matters. Pro only if you truly have more circles.
Hard caps, not upsell gates. Past eight people per circle, ambient awareness breaks down — so we don't sell you that. Past five circles, closeness becomes a to-do list — so we don't sell you that either.
- Unlimited personal entries
- 365-day garden grid
- One circle, up to 8 members
- Daily AI prompt
- Basic group pulse
- Everything in Free
- Up to 5 circles · 8 members each
- Full group insights & meetup nudges
- Weekly digest on Sundays
- Export journal as PDF
- Custom notification schedules
What we actually get asked.
Does the AI read my actual journal entry?
Once, to produce the two-sentence emotional summary. That summary is the only thing stored on any group object, and it's stripped of names, places, and specifics. Your original text is never shown to other members and never used for training.
Why cap a circle at 8 people?
Ambient awareness is a feeling, not a feed. Past roughly eight people, the signal becomes noise, meetup suggestions become useless, and someone quietly gets crowded out. The cap is the product.
Is there a free plan forever?
Yes. Solo journaling plus one circle up to 8 members is free and is intended to stay free. Pro only exists for the rare person who truly needs multiple circles.
What happens if I miss a day — or a week?
Nothing punitive. The garden leaves a soft gap where the square would be. We deliberately do not use streaks with punishment: that's a dark pattern and it pushes people toward performance. Gaps stay gaps.
How often does Ambient notify me?
At most one AI-triggered notification per day, and only when there's something meaningful to surface. Silence is a valid answer — we would rather stay quiet than waste your attention.
Who is Ambient for?
Close friend groups of three to eight people, couples, and small families. If you care about specific people but keep losing the thread of their lives, Ambient is for you. If you want an audience, it isn't.

Stay close to the people you love.
Ambient asks for two minutes a day and nothing of your friends. Download it, invite the three people who matter, and let the signal carry.