Phones made contact effortless and connection thin. We can reach anyone in seconds, yet most relationships now end the same way: not through conflict, but through drift. Weeks become months, the message goes unsent, and a friendship quietly files itself under “used to”.

Coppice is built against drift. It is a private space for the people who matter to you: notes on what is going on in their lives, the things you want to remember to ask about, and gentle reminders to reach out before too much time passes. There is no feed, no followers and no social graph. Your relationships are not content, so nothing you put into Coppice is shared, analysed for advertising or visible to anyone but you.

A coppice is a wood that stays healthy through regular, careful attention. Relationships work the same way. Small, consistent effort beats grand gestures arriving too late.

Who it is for

People with full lives and scattered friends. Anyone who has ever remembered a birthday two days after it happened, or realised a close friendship has gone quiet without either person choosing it.

How it works

You add the people you care about, note what matters, and choose how often you would like to be in touch. Coppice keeps quiet track and prompts you at the right moment with enough context to make the message a good one.