See your life.
Steer your gravity.

A personal cosmos where people orbit as planets, habits circle as moons, and your attention shapes the gravity.

See Your Sky

You have never forgotten someone you love.

You have only lost sight of them. Somewhere between the last text and the next intention, the distance grew — not because you stopped caring, but because nothing in your life is designed to show you the shape of your attention.

Same week. Two skies.

! Call Mom — overdue 4 days
🔥 Meditate — streak broken
📅 Alex's birthday — tomorrow

Monday morning

Your phone wakes you with 3 notifications. You haven't opened your eyes yet, and your day already has an opinion.

✓ Buy groceries
✓ Reply to email
Catch up with Dad
Call Sarah
Schedule dentist

The list

"Catch up with Dad" has been on the list since March. You move it to next week. Again. The app doesn't say anything. But the list remembers.

Daily Meditation
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was 46 days

The reset

You missed one day. One. The counter reset. The achievement badge dimmed. You haven't opened the app since.

What if you could see it instead?

Now imagine this

Dad's planet orbits near the Family star. It's been drifting wider — slowly, the way seasons change. No number. No score. No red badge. Just a planet, a little further out, glowing a cooler blue.

What if reconnection was forgiveness

One tap. The orbit restores. The glow returns. There was nothing to break. There is nothing to rebuild.

What if your morning began like this

Each morning, one person rises in your sky. Not a reminder. A sunrise. You smile. You'll call today.

End of week. You open your sky. Planets orbit. Moons turn. A comet recedes, spent and beautiful. Nothing is waiting. Everything is in motion.

This is not a to-do list.
It is a sky.

See Your Sky

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How Sollr sees your world

Physics replaces deadlines.

Relationships have natural rhythms. Orbits stretch when you're apart — naturally, the way seasons change. When you reconnect, the orbit restores.

Proximity replaces priority.

No rankings, no scores, no guilt. Just the quiet physics of attention: who's close, who's drifting, who's returning.

Gravity replaces pressure.

When you reconnect, the orbit restores. No streaks to break. No counters to reset. The cosmos just keeps turning.

The Orrery

Your entire cosmos at a glance. Stars glow as life areas. Planets orbit as people. Moons circle as habits. Tap to illuminate, touch, or mark — one gesture, and the cosmos responds.

The Horizon

See who's drawing near. Horizontal lanes show each life area with its closest bodies. A quiet overview of where your attention lives.

Morning Star

Each morning, one person rises in a sunrise ceremony — the rarest arrival, the returning light, the quietest presence. Not a reminder. A sunrise.

Comets

Weddings, deadlines, reunions — time-bound events blaze through your sky. The tail grows brighter as the day approaches. No calendar alerts. Just a comet, climbing toward culmination.

See Your Sky

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Two ways to see your sky

First LightFree

You see your sky. Seven planets, every star, every ceremony. You tap "I connected" after a phone call. You mark habits by hand. Your sky syncs across your devices. It works. It's intentional. It's even beautiful.

  • 7 planets, 3 moons, 2 comets
  • All 9 life-area stars
  • Cloud sync across devices
  • Morning Star & Returning Sky
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Full Sky$3.33/mo

Your sky sees you. Calls restore orbits automatically. Calendar events adjust trajectories. Close Pass whispers arrive before you think to check. The cosmos runs itself.

  • Unlimited planets, moons, comets
  • Auto signal detection
  • Close Pass Alerts
  • Full activity history
Start Full Sky

$39.99/year · $5.99/month

Private by physics

Your cosmos syncs across every device, free, always. Encrypted with keys only you hold.

Signals from your phone — calls, messages, calendar events — are processed entirely on your device. They become orbital mechanics. The raw signal never leaves your phone. No ads, no data selling, no engagement tricks.

Questions

Is Sollr a CRM?

No. CRMs track transactions. Sollr shows you the shape of your attention — who's close, who's drifting, who's returning. There are no contacts, no deal stages, no pipeline. Just planets in orbit.

Can I use it for work relationships?

Yes. Every person orbits a life-area star — Family, Career, Social, Growth, Creative, Care, or Dining. Your manager and your mother coexist in the same sky, each with their own natural rhythm.

Does Sollr read my messages?

Never. Signal detection reads metadata only — that a call happened, not what was said. All processing happens on your device. Raw signals never leave your phone.

What happens when I miss a day?

Nothing breaks. Orbits stretch gradually, the way seasons change. When you reconnect, the orbit restores. There are no streaks to break, no scores to lose. The cosmos just keeps turning.

How is this different from a habit tracker?

Habit trackers count repetitions and reset on gaps. Sollr treats habits as moons — they orbit with natural rhythms. Skip a day and the moon drifts slightly wider. Return and it pulls back in. No zeroes, no resets.

What's the difference between First Light and Full Sky?

First Light is intentional — you tap "I connected" by hand, giving each orbit your attention. Full Sky is automatic — your phone's calls, calendar, and messages tune the orbits for you. Both sync free. Both work. One is meditation, the other is witness.

Where do I start?

Start with one person you care about — your closest planet. Log a connection in the Morning Star ceremony, and the cosmos builds naturally from there. You are never starting from zero.

What devices does Sollr work on?

iOS, Android, and web — the same cosmos syncs everywhere. No internet? The app works locally and syncs when you reconnect. Your sky doesn't depend on a connection, only on your presence.

Why a cosmic metaphor? Is this just theming?

The metaphor is the mechanics. Orbits show distance, cycles reveal natural rhythms, phases capture presence. It replaces task lists and streak counters with actual patterns — who you're close to, who's drifting, who's returning. It's not decoration; it's how the app thinks.

Can I export my data?

Your data is yours. All bodies, habits, and history are stored in standard formats that can be exported. Your sky travels with you.

See Your Sky

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Why Sollr Exists

The tools we built for managing our lives treat everything as a task. Call Mom. Meditate. Catch up with Alex. Each one a checkbox. Each unchecked box a quiet weight. We turned our relationships into obligations and our habits into streaks, and then we wondered why staying in touch felt like work.

There is a better model. Astronauts call it the Overview Effect — the cognitive shift that happens when you see Earth from space for the first time. You stop seeing borders and start seeing a system. Fragile, interconnected, alive.

Sollr gives you that shift for your own life.

Open the app and you see a personal cosmos — a living, breathing solar system where the people you love orbit as planets, your habits circle as moons, comets blaze through with dates attached, and the domains of your life glow as stars. Everything moves. Everything is connected. Nothing here operates on deadlines.

Orbits stretch when you are apart — naturally, the way seasons change. When you reconnect, the orbit restores to its natural rhythm. And after a connection, the body rests. It parks in the warm zone and waits for its natural cadence to say it is time to move again. The cosmos never demands more attention than the rhythm allows. The calm is the reward.

Three gestures shape your sky. Illuminate — you are thinking of someone. Touch — you connected. Mark — you did the practice. No forms, no categories, no metadata. One tap, and the cosmos responds.

Your phone already knows who matters. Calls, messages, calendar events, health data, notification patterns — Sollr listens to the shape of your communication, never the content, and translates signals into orbital mechanics. Every signal is transparent: tagged, logged, undoable. The cosmos is honest about what moved it.

Some rhythms are fixed. Tax deadlines. Insurance renewals. Christmas. New Year's Eve. These orbit as solstice bodies — their cadence never stretches, their golden glow arrives weeks before the date, giving you time to prepare without being startled by a notification.

At the center of your cosmos, the sun represents your presence. But when passive screen time accumulates — the kind that drains rather than nourishes — the sun begins to darken. A black hole forms. This is not a warning. It is a mirror. Step away, and the light returns.

Each morning, one person rises in a sunrise ceremony — the rarest arrival, the returning light, the quietest presence. Not a reminder. A sunrise. And if you have been away for a long time, the sky greets you gently with a returning sky ceremony — showing you what passed while you were gone, inviting you back without judgment.

When someone is drawing near, approaching the warm zone of their orbit, you feel it before you see it. And if you have asked the cosmos to let you know, a quiet notification arrives: they are drawing near. Not an alarm. A whisper from the sky.

Physics replaces deadlines. Proximity replaces priority. Gravity replaces pressure.

This is not a productivity tool.
It is a way of seeing.

See Your Sky

Free forever · Syncs across devices · No credit card