Picture this:
You’d like to support a friend going through a hard season of life but you’re not sure what would be encouraging.
OR
Sometimes we don't reach out because we don't know what to do. We don't feel like we know someone well enough to extend kindness.
But what if there was an easier way to know what makes someone feel known and loved? To get to the hearts of each other?
Enter Known.
It's a completely free platform that simply invites you to get to know the people in your life. It promotes acts of generosity and kindness, with no strings attached.
Here’s how it works:
Create
Make your profile with details about special dates, favorite treats, hobbies, and the most helpful ways to support you. Your profile is private until you choose to share it.
Connect
Create a group and invite family members, co-workers, neighbors, or members of your church or local organization to make their own individual profiles.
Change
Use groups and connections to learn more about the people in your various life circles. Love, serve, and give to one another in ways that make them feel truly known.
Technology was meant to connect us, not make us feel more isolated. Yet that’s often just what it does. Known is the app that changes that.
But ... why?
Known was created to pull relationships off-line and into real life.
We are all digitally over-connected and emotionally under-connected. The last thing we need is another social media app that wastes our time or tethers us more tightly to our phones. Known's sole purpose is the opposite of that. It's a tool to help you practically and thoughtfully encourage and connect with the real humans you see in your day to day life.
Are you ready to start changing your life by simply using an app?
Woah, bold claim, we know. But we mean it.
Think about how the apps you use have changed your life. Facebook, Instagram, Instacart, and Marco Polo. Those little buttons on our screen matter. What if we told you we believe you could start changing not just your life, but the world we live in with this app? It all begins with small acts of kindness, subtle gestures of generosity. And we know we have the tools to help you extend both.