A glowing hummingbird hovering above a rustic wooden sign in a twilight cottage garden.

Wingbeat

Remember your favourite flowers.

The List

A glowing little garden of your people.

Wingbeat is a tiny, low-friction list for the important people in your life: friends, family, mentors, neighbors, and all the flowers you mean to keep in touch with. Open it and remember who keeps your wings humming.

Why Wingbeat

Hummingbirds remember every flower.

These little guys are not just winging it. Hummingbirds hold a precise map of thousands of flowers in their heads: where each one lives, which ones they have already visited, and which ones need time to refill.

That tiny, brilliant act of memory is the spark behind Wingbeat: a lightweight way to remember your people, the details that matter, and the relationships that give you energy.

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How It Works

Add someone in just one beat.

01

Name first, details later

Add a person in under 10 seconds with just a name. Circle, photo, and notes can bloom when you have more time.

02

Grow your gardens

Organize people into the groups that feel like real life: friends, family, work, community, and the tags that help each person belong.

03

Remember what matters

Each profile stays simple: photo, name, tags, and the important notes you want nearby when it is time to say hello.

AI-ish Search

Search by the memory, not just the name.

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Pricing

Free 99

Wingbeat is open source, so the first promise is simple: make it easy to add 20 real people, keep favourite flowers close, and remember who you care about without turning relationships into admin.

Enter Wingbeat