The tomatoes finally turned red.
Keep up with your people.
A private network for the news only your people care about. Read it in order, reach the end, and get on with your day.
Free to try. No card needed.







Familiar, on purpose
Only the social part of social media.
The feed you already know, minus everything that was never for you.

All four of us in one room for the first time since March. Nobody looked at a phone.

The tomatoes finally turned red. Only took an entire summer of encouragement.

Made Grandma’s bread with Grandma’s hands. Still not quite as good as hers.
Everyone here said yes to you.
Connections are mutual. No followers, no suggested strangers.
You always know who’s reading.
Each post goes to your connections or one private space. Nothing has a public link.
In the order it happened.
Newest first. Nothing ranked, nothing sponsored, nothing slipped in between.
There’s an end, and you’ll reach it.
When you’ve seen everything, the feed says so and stops.
Everything you need to keep up. Nothing designed to keep you here.
Left out on purpose
All the noise we leave out.
Each of these exists to hold your attention. None of them help you know how your mother is doing.
No third-party tracking scripts.
No pixels, no outside analytics.
No public profiles.
Your posts go only to the people who said yes.
No suggested strangers.
No recommendations, no viral filler, nothing “trending.”
No ads.
Nobody paid to sit between you and your sister.
No popularity contest.
No like counts, follower counts or streaks.
No pressure to check in.
No read receipts, no green dots, no “we miss you.”
Sunday at six
One email a week. Then quiet.
Every Sunday evening, one email with what your people shared. No pings during the week. Turn it off if you’d rather just drop by.
Illustration of a simple weekly email with sender details, a short summary of new posts, and a Catch up button.
A note from the founder
Why I’m building this.
I kept opening an app to see how my family was doing, and closing it forty minutes later after doomscrolling.
So I’m building the thing I wanted: a small, private place where a few words from your people arrive in order, the feed has an end, and nobody is selling your attention. You pay a little. That’s the whole arrangement.
Saša ŠijakFounder, Just Catching Up
Pricing
You’re the customer.
That’s the business model.
Most social networks are free because you’re the product. Here you pay a little, and nobody else gets a say in what you see.
Pay yearly and get 12 months for the price of 10.
Three days free to start. No card needed.
USD 2.99 / month
or USD 29.90 / year
Just you.
Everything, for one person.
USD 6.99 / month
or USD 69.90 / year
You, plus six.
Seven accounts. One payment. Everyone keeps their privacy.
Questions
Before you decide.
Can I pay yearly instead of monthly?
Yes. Individual is USD 29.90 a year and Family is USD 69.90, billed upfront: 12 months for the price of 10. Switch intervals in billing settings.
Do I need a card to try it?
No. You get three days of full access after you verify your email. Nothing is charged when the trial ends.
What happens if I stop paying?
You keep your account and everything you wrote, and can still read, export or delete it. Reading your people’s posts and posting pause until you subscribe again. Nothing is deleted.
Can I take my posts with me?
Yes. Download your posts, comments, photos and videos as one archive at any time, subscribed or not.
Who can see my photos and videos?
Only the people you shared the post with. Location and camera details are stripped first, and there are no public links.
What’s in the Family plan?
One payment covers you and six people you invite. Each has their own account and privacy. Paying for someone gives you no access to their posts.
Is there an app?
Not yet. It works in your phone’s browser and can be added to your home screen like an app.
Can I delete everything?
Yes. Deleting your account removes your posts, comments, reactions, photos and videos. You’ll be offered an export first.
Ready when you are
Something small worth sharing?
A good day. A bad haircut. A photo of the dog looking guilty.
Free to try. No card needed.
Know someone who’d want this?

