pinch your people
small, low-pressure ways to stay close to the people who matter.
most apps want your attention all day. pinch just wants you to remember someone exists.
staying close to people shouldn't take effort. a pinch is small on purpose — a quick nudge, not another notification to manage. send one to a friend, a sibling, or a partner, and see what comes back.
no feeds to scroll, no numbers to chase. just a simple way to reach the people already in your corner, whenever you're thinking of them.
no streaks, no algorithm deciding who matters — just you, reaching out.
pinch is built for the people you already know, not for meeting strangers.
send a pinch in seconds. reply whenever it feels right — no pressure to perform.
the honest breakdown
no hidden math, no black box — here’s exactly what moves your number.
pick who it's for, then answer a handful of questions about that bond. this locks in how you actually feel — no one sees your raw answers, ever.
whoever opens your link answers the identical questions, without knowing what relationship type you picked. same test, no peeking.
both sets of answers turn into a score from 0–10. that's how strong the bond looked from each side — privately.
perfectly in sync? you both get +10. not in sync? points shift toward whoever felt it less — the size of the gap is exactly the points that move.
the twist worth knowing: if your answers show a stronger bond than theirs did, you're the one who loses points, not them. it's not a punishment — it's pinch keeping the score honest about who's meeting who halfway. feel free to send a pinch anyway. that's the whole point.
one link, many friends: everyone who answers is scored against you separately — so a popular pinch can move your score more than once.