

Changing jobs
Take the people with you, not just the experience
Some of the best people you know are the ones you worked beside. The mentor who bet on you, the teammate who made hard weeks fun, the manager you'd gladly work for again. When you turn in your badge, you lose the hallway that kept you close.
Simmer replaces proximity with intention. It reminds you to reach out, helps you remember what's going on in their lives, and turns staying in touch into a small daily habit.

The office was doing the work for you
You never had to try to stay in touch with coworkers. You shared meetings, lunches, and hallway conversations. When you leave, all of that disappears at once.
Without a little structure, even your favorite people fade into a connection you scroll past and an occasional like. Simmer gives those relationships a new routine that doesn't depend on a shared address.
How Simmer helps when you move on
How Simmer works
A small daily habit
You set the goal: reach out to one to five people a day. Easy to understand, hard to keep up on your own. Simmer holds you to it, a few minutes at a time.








