Gratitude
Thank someone for one ordinary thing they make easier.
Under a minuteOne small act. Made personal.
A tiny reminder to show someone you care.
Kuluka offers one thoughtful action each day. On supported iPhones, Apple Intelligence can privately choose a relevant idea from a bounded set of human-reviewed prompts and help choose an action-matched, human-reviewed message starter you can edit and make your own.
Free to download. No account. No ads. Optional AI, with a reviewed fallback.
Love is often shown in the smallest moments.
How it works
Thoughtfulness, made lighter.
Kuluka gives you a gentle cue and then gets out of the way.
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Open today’s prompt
See one clear action chosen for the people you care about.
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Make it personal
Set up one person, optionally link the phone contact you choose, and let Apple Intelligence choose a reviewed idea on device.
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Remember the moment
Act in your own way, or review and edit a message draft before deciding whether to send it.
Apple Intelligence in Kuluka
Personalized with Apple Intelligence, on your iPhone.
Add a few true details about someone you care about. Kuluka can use Apple Intelligence to choose a relevant daily idea from a bounded set written and reviewed by people, in a Warm, Plainspoken, or Playful tone.
- Your choiceOnboarding puts personalization up front while keeping it optional and easy to skip or turn off. Kuluka offers this setup on iOS 26 devices that can use Apple Intelligence now or after a recoverable availability change. Earlier iOS versions and ineligible hardware skip that setup page.
- On-device processingKuluka makes no server request for personalization and sends your details to no Kuluka server.
- A reviewed fallbackIf AI cannot choose, Kuluka keeps a human-reviewed prompt ready, with safe naming applied locally when available.
A reviewed selection example
Maiher garden projectmisses her sister
“Ask what small thing has caught their interest lately.”
This is exact human-reviewed wording from Kuluka’s prompt library. Apple Intelligence chooses only a temporary token; Kuluka applies a name or pronouns locally when the sentence supports it.
From idea to message
Helpful words. Your final say.
Kuluka can help with the first draft. Only you decide what the message says, who sees it, and whether it is sent.
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Choose one person
Optionally link that person to one phone contact through Apple’s system contact picker. Kuluka does not scan your address book.
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Review the draft
When the private on-device option is eligible, Apple Intelligence can select an action-matched starter from human-reviewed variants. Kuluka always begins with a deterministic reviewed starter, so drafting stays available without model work.
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Edit, choose, send
Edit every word, confirm or change the recipient, then use Apple’s message composer. Kuluka never sends automatically or in the background.
A linked contact helps fill the recipient only after drafting. The saved phone-number snapshot and all other Contacts fields are never included in the model request.
From the curated library
Small enough for today.
Every Kuluka install includes 365 warm, practical prompts that work offline and without AI.
Memories
Send a photo and say what you remember beyond the picture.
Under a minuteEncouragement
Notice an effort they are making, not just the outcome.
Under a minuteThese are exact examples from Kuluka’s 365-prompt library.
Private by design
Your thoughtful moments belong to you.
Kuluka does not require an account or follow what you do. Preferences, people and their details, saved prompts, history, and private notes are stored in private app data and are not sent to MN Booth LLC. If you link someone, you explicitly select one phone contact through Apple’s system interface. Kuluka does not serialize the person’s separately stored name or pronoun fields, linked Contacts data, completion notes, or separately stored details about other people to the daily selector. It removes stored-name tokens from notes and excludes notes that look like email addresses, web links, or phone-like numbers. Because notes are free-form, ordinary notes can still contain pronoun words, postal addresses, references to other people, or other personal text.
- No advertising or marketing trackers
- No social feed, public profile, or relationship score
- On-device personalization and editable drafts that you choose and control
Kuluka for iPhone
One small way to care, every day.
Kuluka is free on the App Store. Start with one thoughtful action today.
Questions? Visit Support.