RELATIONSHIP MAP · AVAILABLE NOW
See how your relationships change over time.
Your conversations and recorded encounters leave a pattern. Gravify turns it into a map you can move through, then lets you inspect the history behind it.
Explore the map ↓
A screen from Gravify today. Select a person to open their details.
HOW TO READ IT
Nearer means more observed presence.
Gravify places people according to interactions it can see in the period you choose. Moving closer means more observed presence in that period; it does not mean a better friendship or a higher priority.
Choose a different period to see the pattern change. Filter by your own labels, such as family or a shared project, or by changes in presence. Open a person to check the underlying details.
A USEFUL QUESTION
“Who has reappeared
in my life lately?”
Compare this month with the preceding month, then filter for people whose observed presence increased. The map gives you somewhere to look; you decide what that change means.
See how reminders use changes in presence →
What the map knows — and what it doesn’t.
It reflects available history from the sources you have chosen and encounters you have recorded. Missing history can leave a person unscored. The position is a description of observed activity, not a judgment about closeness, affection or what you should do next.
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One view is only the beginning.
See how the map fits with people, reminders and the other views Gravify is building.