Knock on wood.
For someone you love.

Knock is the little ritual for big moments. Tap three times and send good fortune — with your own voice — to family and friends anywhere in the world.

Free to start. Invitation only — ask a friend to knock you in.

A hand gently knocking on warm oak wood, sparks of good luck rising

The old superstition, made new

People have knocked on wood for luck for a thousand years.

Before a big exam. Before the doctor calls back. Before the plane takes off. We reach for the nearest table and knock — for luck, for love, for strength.

Knock takes that tiny act of hope and points it at a person. When you knock, it lands on their phone — a warm tap, a familiar sound, and your voice saying exactly what they need to hear. Good fortune, delivered.

A family gathered around a warm kitchen table, a small wooden charm between them

How it works

Small taps. Big feelings.

No feeds, no likes, no noise. Just you, your people, and a knock when it counts.

Send a knock

Pick a person, tap the big button three times. They feel it arrive — a gentle knock-knock-knock on their phone, wherever they are.

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Your voice, attached

Record a short voice knock — "You've got this, sweetheart" — and it plays on their end. Save favorites and pick the right voice for the right person.

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Keep a streak

Knock someone every day and the streak grows. It's the easiest way to say "thinking of you" without saying a word.

Schedule it

Big interview at 9 a.m. Tuesday? Schedule a knock so your luck arrives right on time — even if you're asleep on the other side of the world.

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Rally the family

Make a circle for the whole family or friend group. When someone has a big moment, everyone piles on the knocks together.

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Remember the moments

Every knock and every moment lives in a timeline you can revisit — the night before the game, the morning of the results, all of it.

Real moments

The knocks people send

A knock is small on purpose. That's why it fits everywhere love does.

Grandma's pre-game ritual

Every Friday before her grandson's basketball game, Rosa sends three knocks from her armchair two states away. Her voice plays in the locker room: "Play brave, mijo." He's never missed a Friday knock — and swears he plays better because of it.

"I can't be in the bleachers anymore. But I can still be there before tip-off."

A grandmother in a cozy armchair sending a knock from her phone
Two friends in different time zones connected by a thread of light

Nine time zones, one streak

Maya moved to Lisbon; her best friend stayed in Seattle. Calls are hard to schedule, but a knock takes three seconds. Their streak is 214 days and counting — a morning knock over coffee on one end, a goodnight knock on the other.

"It's not a text. It's a little 'I've got you' that crosses the ocean."

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You can't just sign up. You get knocked in.

Knock is invitation only. To join, a friend or family member sends you an invite — or simply knocks you first.

That's the charm: everyone inside was brought in by someone who loves them. Ask your luckiest friend for an invite, or download the app and be ready when the knock comes.

Someone out there could use your luck.

Download Knock, record your voice, and send your first three taps of good fortune today.

Download on the App Store

iPhone today. Android is on the way.