Relattice

Relattice is a personal relationship review tool that helps you record the people in your life, your interactions with them, and how those ties change over time—so you can see your social network more clearly and make better choices about how to engage, what to let go, and where to set boundaries. - Contact profiles: Build a profile for each person—how you met, how close you are, current status, and notes—to maintain a long-term relationship inventory. - Circle grouping: Organize contacts into circles such as family and friends, work, partnerships, and social ties, separating your inner circle, weak ties, and people you’ve drifted from. - Multi-dimensional view: Describe relationships through support and reciprocity, contact frequency, tension and risk, and role or identity—not just “how well you know someone.” - Interaction log: Record meetups, favors, collaboration, misunderstandings, conflict, reconciliation, and more, preserving a timeline of how each relationship evolves. - Relationship links: Map how people connect—mutual influence, collaboration, or tension—so you can see who affects whom. - Structural insights: Summarize shifts in closeness, balance of give-and-take, and patterns of risk and value, surfacing relationships that need attention or adjustment. - Tag management: Tag traits such as high-touch, high-value, one-way drain, or short-term ties for easier filtering and review. - Archiving: Archive relationships that are inactive or that you’re stepping ba