Anuraga

Anurāga is a quiet daily practice for tending the relationship you're already in.

One nudge per day. Anonymous, ad-free, no login. Specifically yours.

— A daily one-tap practice. Mark it done, or skip. No streaks to break. No scoring. No leaderboards. No "relationship health score."

— Quietly grounded in classical writings on companionship — the non-sexual chapters on daily rhythm, conversation, attention, repair, and reunion. The source is invisible. You see English, specific, and small.

— Solo by design. Your partner doesn't install anything. Nothing is shared, broadcast, or rated. This is your private practice.

— Specific, not generic. You note the small things — foods they love, songs they hum, scents that matter, people in their life, days they mark. By week two the nudges stop being generic and start being theirs.

— The Thread is a diary of what you actually did, not a feed of what was suggested. Past tense. Specific. Looking back through it should feel like flipping through a notebook.

— A weekly recap tells you what landed. A portrait synthesizes what you've noticed about them. Ask any question and get a thoughtful answer grounded in your own notes.

Anurāga is anonymous by design. No email, no phone, no real name, no location, no contacts, no calendar, no analytics SDKs, no advertising IDs. One opaque token in your phone's Keychain plus the notes you wrote yourself. Delete everything with one tap.

Open source. Free. For the relationship you're already in.