An app for notes about people
Remember things like your last conversation, a favourite drink, or family member names. Set reminders, stay in touch and create a history of the most important relationships in your life.
Revere is free forever, with power-ups in a paid subscription.
Revere in action
See Revere in action with this quick 30-sec clip (two more here).
On longevity: An app that will stay around
Strong relationships last a lifetime so an app to grow them should too. Many personal relationship apps disappear after a few years. Revere takes an approach to ensure it will last decades, but that has some trade-offs. I’ve written more about those here.
Features
Unlimited people and notes
Reminders with snooze
Adding notes with your voice
Birthday & anniversary reminders*
Upcoming reminders list
Fields for family members
Groups*
Apple Watch app with one-tap dictation
Import from contacts (no sync)
Search
Sync across all your iOS devices
Securely backed up to the cloud
Chrome extension for your computer
Desktop version (requires M1 Macs)
*Features that require the Revere Premium subscription.
Your notes about people in one place
Calendars, reminders, and notes apps are not meant for notes about people.
Remember anything
With free-form text entry, create notes about anything: from gift ideas, to how someone likes their coffee, to their big ambitions. Revere keeps it all.
Capture quickly
Capture notes at the speed of voice with Siri or the Apple Watch and remember details without interrupting your day.
Organize by group
Organize people by where or how you know them. Groups are a paid feature.
Never forget to reach out
Set reminders to call someone back, check in on a special day, or just to say hello. And if the reminder comes when you’re busy, just snooze it.
Remember the little things
Surprise someone by remembering their favourite drink, an important milestone, or their family members’ names.
Capture notes anywhere
With the Revere Chrome extension you can capture notes at your desk if that’s where you spend parts of your day.
“The connections we make in the course of a life—
maybe that’s what heaven is”
