Stay close on purpose.
Juggle puts the people who matter on one screen, as faces, sized by who needs to hear from you. Connect your Mac to the Coach and the texts, calls, and meetings you already have count on their own, no data entry. The Coach keeps up with your real life and drafts the outreach in your voice. You always hit send.
One member connected his Mac and watched more than 50,000 real connections appear in under five minutes, texts, calls, and time together across eight years. No typing. Just your people.
“The Juggle app reminds me who I want to connect with next.”
The longest-running study of adult life ever conducted found one thing above all keeps people happy and healthy: good relationships. Harvard Study of Adult Development.
The people who have them did not get lucky. They stayed close on purpose.
The idea
Relationships are like trees. What you cultivate flourishes.
Nobody means to lose touch. Life is just loud. Staying close isn’t a personality trait, it’s a practice: a call on the right day, a text that says you crossed my mind, a plan that actually lands on the calendar. Juggle is the coach in your corner for exactly that, pointing you at the right person at the right moment, so being the friend who shows up becomes the easiest version of you.
We want Juggle to improve one billion relationships. That has been the mission since 2014, and it starts with yours.
No phone required
Some of your people are four years old.
Grandbabies, nieces, godsons — the people you’d never want to drift from don’t own phones. In Juggle they get a face on your screen anyway, because a person is more than a number. Their birthdays count double in your heart, their rhythm runs short because they grow fast, and when their ball comes back to you, one quick text sets up the FaceTime that makes everyone’s week.
Wise words
“You have to be intentional… You have to pursue people that you want to be friends with.”
Watch the moment · we’ll drop you in at the good part
The best friendships are pursued on purpose. Juggle exists to make that intention effortless.
How it works
Faces, not lists.
The trick to juggling is simply knowing what’s next.
1. Your people become faces
Your home screen is the people who matter, not a feed and not a spreadsheet. Faces grow and shrink based on who needs you. One glance tells you who is next.
Chicken N Pickle just opened in Fort Worth — 14 of your people love pickleball. Want me to draft a Saturday invite?
2. The coach connects dots you can’t
It sees the pickleball courts opening across town and the 14 friends who’d love a Saturday there. It spots the poker crew scattered across your groups, the friend you always call in October. Then it drafts the invite in your voice. It never sends. That is your job, and your joy.
3. Always know who’s next
One person, unmistakably next. A birthday, a friend gone quiet, a thank you that is overdue. Reach out, and the next face is already waiting. Small touches, most days, is how branches flourish.
4. Groups you can reach at once
The college crew, the forum, the cousins. Put them in a group and text them all together, because some relationships live in the plural.
Connect your Mac
Your history builds itself.
Put the Coach on your Mac and your texts, your calls, and your time together all count on their own, from your iPhone, your iPad, and your Mac. A 40-message conversation is one honest touch. An answered call counts, a missed one doesn’t. Dinner on the calendar counts once it has happened. You never type a log again.
And the part we’re proudest of: the Coach reads who and when, never what you said and never what a meeting was about. Content is never read, stored, or transmitted. If you’ve paused someone, the Coach skips them too. Everything matches on your own Mac before anything moves.
“It feels like a superpower with a Mac.”
No Mac? You still get the good stuff. Connect your calendar, import your people, and log a touch with one tap. The Mac just makes it automatic.
Your people aren’t a pipeline.
Juggle started when our founder went looking for a tool to stay close to the people he cared about, and everything he found was built for deals and quotas. Friendships deserve something warmer. Loved ones should not have to compete with your inbox.
When you want to do what’s urgent, go to email. When you want to do what’s important, come to Juggle.
What we believe
AI that points you at humans, not at itself.
- ‣We value connecting over connections.
- ‣We sell the product and nothing else. No ads. Ever.
- ‣Your data is never sold.
- ‣Nothing ever trains on your relationships.
- ‣The coach drafts. It never sends. You do.
- ‣The Coach reads who and when. Never what you said.
- ‣Pause a relationship and the Coach looks away. Reminders, capture, all of it.
- ‣Success is time with people, not time in the app.
Pricing
One price. No tiers, no seats, no funny business.
Monthly
$8 / month
Everything. Your world, the Coach, your next person, groups.
Yearly
$80 / year
Two months free, and one fewer thing to think about.
Founding member
$80 / year, locked for life
Personally invited. Your price never changes, and you help shape what Juggle becomes.
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From the founder
Some kids collected baseball cards.
I collected business cards. Even as a kid, people were the thing I couldn’t stop paying attention to. Who they were, what they cared about, and how they were connected to each other.
Decades later I watched technology promise connection and deliver the opposite. TV took the front porch, then the phone took the dinner table. So I started building the tool I wished existed. It began as an Excel spreadsheet, because I could not find a contact tool I liked, and it grew into something that treats your relationships like a garden instead of a database. Along the way we patented the idea at the center of it, one next person, sized so you can’t miss them (US 11,328,264).
The goal hasn’t moved since 2014. We want Juggle to improve one billion relationships. Yours would be a good place to start.
John Cornelsen, founder