“We're together right now”
Start with one tap; your friend gets a live invite, and once they join the timer runs on both phones, even on the lock screen. Say goodbye, tap finish; the app handles the rest.
Make time together count
Time with your favorite people shouldn't just disappear. arkadash turns every hangout into a meter the two of you fill together: a bond that grows, levels up and collects memories, like the social bars in The Sims. No race, no followers, no shaming; just that “glad we met up” feeling.
The life of a hangout
A coffee chat, a stroll, game night… Add it in two taps once you're home, or start it live and let the timer run with you.
Counters here aren't single-player. Your hangout goes to Ece; the hourglass waits quietly until she says yes.
The moment she confirms, the stamp comes down. No answer? The entry fades away, no hard feelings. Wrong date? She suggests a new one.
Points are calculated on the server, so the two phones never disagree. Fill it enough and your bond levels up.
In the weeks you don't meet, the bar cools off slowly. It never goes below zero, nobody sees it, nobody gets blamed.
The next coffee warms the meter back up and a small flame lights. No race; just that “glad we met up” feeling.
Tiny in your pocket, a whole playground inside.
Start with one tap; your friend gets a live invite, and once they join the timer runs on both phones, even on the lock screen. Say goodbye, tap finish; the app handles the rest.
“Beach on Saturday?” Send the idea, get the “I'm in”, and when the day comes one tap turns it into a hangout.
First coffee, tenth hangout, a midnight talk… each one becomes a badge only your eyes ever see.
Weeks in a row earn a little flame. If it goes out? Nothing happens. Nobody sees, nobody scolds.
Your week becomes a story card in one of five hand-stitched templates, still or animated. Post it to Instagram, X, anywhere. Your friends' names never appear on it.
Your meter, upcoming plans and nearby hangouts come along, right on the home screen.
This app exists so you stay close to your friends, not so you compete with them.
No “best friend list”, no leaderboard, no comparison. Friends sort by recency, never by points.
Life gets in the way sometimes, we know. The bar recedes quietly, never below zero, and nobody but you ever sees it.
Everything with Ece stays with the two of you. That's not a marketing line; it's a rule written into the database itself.
The app doesn't know where you are and never asks. You show up on the map only when you choose to say “here I am”.
Yes. The social core (logging, confirmations, the meter, friends) is free forever. If money ever enters, it will live in cosmetics and keepsakes; the number of friends will never be paywalled.
No. The app never requests location permission and listens to nothing in the background. A “place” on the map is a venue name you picked by hand, visible only if you chose to share it.
Everything between you and a friend is visible to the two of you only. That's not a promise, it's a database rule (row-level security). You can delete everything in one flow, anytime.
Nothing dramatic. The entry waits a while, then fades away with no hard feelings. Wrong date? They tap “postpone” and suggest a new one; accept it and it counts.
With a one-time code sent to your email, or with Apple. No password, no phone number, we never look at your contacts. A name and a color is all it takes.
iOS first. If there's demand, Android joins the roadmap. Write to destek@arkadash.app to be counted.
TestFlight beta soon. For early access, email destek@arkadash.app with the word “beta”.
arkadash is coming soon to the App Store. Go ahead and plan that first coffee.