How are you, really?
U;Good? is a quiet little app for checking in with the people you trust. Every interaction is a single tap — there is no chat, no feed, and nothing to write.
On iPhone and Android. Access is invite-only: enter a 6-digit invite code, or join the waitlist and we'll email you when it's your turn.
There's no feed to scroll, no follower count to grow, no post to get right. Just a color, a single tap, and a handful of people who actually care how you're doing.
Only people you trust belong here.
A check-in is three taps, start to finish.
A check-in is that one question. One tap sends it to anyone in your Circle, up to three times a day. In a Space, the admin asks the whole group at once.
Six fixed replies, no typing: I'm Good · No, I'm Not · Call Me · Text Me · I'm Tired · I'm Hungry.
Their answer opens a screen made for it — "Priya wants you to call" — so support turns into something you actually do.
Your Circle, and your Spaces.
Your personal list of trusted contacts. Flat, one-to-one, no roles.
A private named group — Family, Roomies, Run Club — run by whoever made it.
Everything you need. Nothing you don't.
Pick one mood once a day. It stays a personal log, visible only to your Circle.
Your flat list of trusted contacts. Anyone can check in on anyone, up to three times a day.
Private named groups with an admin who approves who gets in and sends the group check-ins.
Six fixed answers to a check-in. Nothing is typed anywhere in the app.
Local crisis numbers surface the moment you log a distressed mood, and live in Settings too.
Google, Apple, or email and password.
Log a rough mood, and help comes up on its own.
When you set your mood to something distressed, U;Good? immediately offers crisis lines for your country — no searching, no forms. It's also always there in Settings, whatever your mood says.
Need someone to talk to? Reach out to a crisis line.
Safe by design, not by moderation.
There's no way to send anyone a message in U;Good?, because messages don't exist. Every interaction is a tap on a fixed option, which makes a lot of bad things structurally impossible.