Emopi
At dusk, a person checks a phone from a sofa beside a softly lit city window

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FOR PARTNERS LIVING APART

Before you ask “How are you?”,today’s status can reach you.

Calls take coordination, and short replies rarely tell the whole story. Emopi works with each person’s own rhythm: a few notes become a journal and a gentle update on the day. It adds one quiet point of reassurance to a life lived apart.

Coming to iOS / Android in August 2026

Distance makessmall changes harder to see.

The things you might notice in the same room can disappear across distance. Silence may mean everything is fine, but sometimes it still leaves you wondering.

  • You ask how they are, and the conversation ends with “I’m fine”
  • They sounded tired on the phone, but it did not feel like the moment to press
  • On the hardest days, you make less contact because you do not want them to worry

HOW EMOPI HELPS

How Emopican help.

The examples below use the same shapes as the app. All content is illustrative.

JOURNAL

Different routines do not have to mean losing touch.

Add a thought before bed, on your commute, or whenever it comes. AI gently shapes those notes into today’s journal. You never need to match the other person’s schedule.

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Back-to-back meetings left me a little tired
Stayed on my phone at night and ended up sleeping late

Journal compiled by AI

It was a tiring day with back-to-back meetings. I stayed on my phone at night and went to bed late.

#Work#Rest

SHARED STATUS

See a little beyond “I’m fine.”

What arrives is not the journal entry, but the mood and energy you chose to share. If their words say everything is okay while their energy has dipped, you have a gentle reason to reach out.

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Alex

Energy42%· About halfway
MoodUneasy 55%
Happy 15%Hopeful 30%

CONNECTIONS & TALK

Stay connected without talking every day.

Leave an everyday thought in your private talk. When you do not have the words, a quiet “Thinking of you” can simply let them know they are on your mind.

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What time do you think you’ll be home?
Around 7. I’ll let you know if that changes.
Take care on the way home.
Alex’s status was gently shared

CARE HINTS & A GENTLE CUSHIONEmopi Plus

Have a little context before the next call.

AI can suggest a caring way to approach someone based on the status they chose to share. When you cannot see their expression, that small hint can make starting easier.

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Alex

Care hint

It may be better not to press for details right now. A short, gentle note could be enough.

Take a breath before sending

Are you eating dinner or not? Just tell me.

AI suggestion

Could you let me know if you’ll be home for dinner? That would help.

PRIVACY

Distance never meanshaving to show everything.

Only the status you choose can reach the other person; your journal entries stay private. Emopi leaves room for the days when you do not want someone to worry. You can change each shared item at any time.

Read our approach to privacy →

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

PRICING

Start togetherwith the free plan.

Free

For two people who want to begin with journaling and shared status.

$0/ month

  • Turn short notes into a journal with AI
  • Automatic mood and energy insights
  • Share how you are doing
  • Private talk for two
  • Connections (up to 2 people)
7-day free trial

Emopi Plus

For deeper everyday care with the people you connect with.

$6.67+ / month

Equivalent monthly price on the $79.99 annual plan. Monthly plan: $9.99.

  • Care approach hints
  • A gentle cushion before sending
  • Share past patterns from the last week and beyond
  • Follow journal entries by topic tag
  • Start the second connection yourself

There is no additional charge for the people you connect with. Prices shown are planned for launch.

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夕暮れのベランダで、あたたかい飲みものを手に街を眺めるひととき

May today enda little more gently.

Emopi is coming to iOS and Android in August 2026. For you, and for the people you care about.

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Care for yourself, so you can care for someone else.