EchoPulse: Along the Thread

iOS app by Khurram Butt. Social Networking · Khurram Butt

Store rating
0 / 5
Store rating count
0
Download price
Free to download
In-app purchases
Unknown
Version
1.1
Listing last refreshed
2026-09-09

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Store description excerpt

Some connections don't fit neatly into a category.Some connections don't fit neatly into a category. They're the people you think about while making coffee. The people you wish you could tell about something you saw on your walk home. The people who matter, even when life, distance, or circumstance makes conversation difficult. EchoPulse was built for those connections. —————————————— SEND A DAILY PULSE Once a day, share a pulse with the person who matters to you. Choose the kind of moment you're having, how you're feeling, and optionally add a short note or photo. One pulse. One honest signal. —————————————— SEND A RIPPLE Sometimes words aren't necessary. A ripple is a simple gesture that says: "I'm thinking of you." No message. No expectations. Just presence. —————————————— A SHARED HISTORY Every pulse and ripple becomes part of your thread together. Over time, EchoPulse creates a quiet record of your connection — a collection of small moments that might otherwise have been lost. —————————————— DESIGNED AROUND INTENTIONALITY EchoPulse is intentionally different from traditional messaging apps. There are no: • Read receipts • Typing indicators • Online status • Feeds or followers • Algorithms Just two people and the thread between them. —————————————— Whether you're separated by distance, busy schedules, or simply prefer a gentler way of staying connected — EchoPulse helps you remain present in each other's lives. A quieter way to stay close.

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