VibeChart is Live!

After two years of development, I’m thrilled to announce that VibeChart is available on the App Store!

VibeChart is a relationship health tracking app that helps people identify patterns in their important relationships.

For those familiar with my first app, Kindara, the premise is similar: use data visualization to surface patterns that otherwise go unseen, helping users make decisions that support their health and wellbeing. Except instead of temperature and cervical fluid as the biomarkers, VibeChart tracks your feelings, your actions, and the actions of the other person over time to create a clear picture of key relational health metrics like Vibe, Stability, and Reciprocity.

I’d like to thank all my friends, colleagues, and loved ones who helped me bring this to life, generally, and also the following people specifically:

• Scott Ritchie - his patient, generous instruction in Swift programming over the past two years has brought me from total n00b to “actual developer”.

• Running a one-person startup can be profoundly disorienting. Caitlin Clarke has helped me choose the next right step over and over again, launching VibeChart way sooner than I would have if left to my own devices.

• Eric Grundhauser provided invaluable marketing guidance as this moved toward launch.

• Rowan DeWitt’s gorgeous illustrations will be bringing VibeChart to life over the coming months. 

And a big thank you to the beta testers for their thoughtful, precise, and forward-thinking support.

This is VibeChart’s first iteration, and I’m going to keep building it out based on user feedback. Check it out and let me know what you think!