No freezing someone out.
If a button stays down for hours, the gentle reminder goes to the person holding it. The one waiting is never nagged.
For couples after an argument
Too mad to talk? Press it and your partner knows to give you room. It stays down until you lift it, and lifting it says you're ready to come back to each other.
One email when it launches. No newsletter.
Hold the real control
hold it
ME1.5 second hold ยท no accidental taps
One button for the hard nights. A calendar and your own words for everything else.
Why it exists
One of you is still upset. The other is left guessing: give space, or say something? Guessing wrong makes the evening worse.
Snit turns the guess into an honest answer. Down means not yet. Lifted means come talk to me. Nobody has to pretend to be fine, and nobody has to ask "are we okay?" for the fourth time.
How it works
A second and a half, so it can't happen by accident. Long enough to mean it, short enough when you have no words left.
Your partner sees it on their phone. They can't answer it, poke at it, or lift it for you. Not being ready yet is allowed here.
Two seconds, and only you can do it. Lifting tells them you're ready, and they get one reply: "I'm coming." The rest is a real conversation, not an app.
The rest of the time
A shared calendar for the dates that matter. Add an anniversary once, and the morning it comes round you both get a quiet reminder. No year counts, no countdowns.
And words ahead of time: write something real now, pick the moment, and Snit delivers it to your partner later. Snit will offer you a first sentence if you want one, and nothing is ever sent that you did not send. Nothing arrives while a button is down.
The safeguards
If a button stays down for hours, the gentle reminder goes to the person holding it. The one waiting is never nagged.
A short cooldown after every lift, so pressing it over and over stops working as a jab.
Unpairing is instant, needs nobody's agreement, and erases everything between you.
No streaks, no history, no read receipts, no "mad 12 times this month." It's a status light, not a scoreboard.
Snit is not out yet
Your address is stored for one launch email and is never shared.