A warmth read on every relationship.
Each person is Warm, Steady, Cooling or Dormant, worked out from how you connect and how recently, and explained in full.
Labeled, never color alone
Every person in your network carries a warmth: Warm, Steady, Cooling, Dormant, or New if you have not logged anything yet. It is always a word and a glyph as well as a color, so it reads in grayscale and on a quick glance.
How it is worked out
Warmth comes from three things: the channels you use with someone, the quality of what passes between you, and how long it has been since a touch that really counted. A long call where someone felt heard weighs far more than a like on a post.
The read follows the shape of the relationship. Someone you count as inner circle holds warmth longer between touches; a weaker tie cools faster, which is why acquaintances tend to surface on Today before close friends do. The model is grounded in published relationship research, and the reasoning is written up rather than hidden.
Why this score
Open anyone and the number is taken apart for you: what is holding it up, what is pulling it down, and what would move it. Scores support your judgement. They do not replace it.