A private little world for you and your person.
One question a day, answered blind. Games that end with both your answers side by side. A recap of your week every Sunday night. A heart you can press together from two phones. And not a single stranger in sight.
A piece of them on your screen.
Their latest answer, the next big day, how you're both doing — right on your home screen, without opening a thing. Most people tell us the widgets are why they stay.
What it does
Silly, nosy, occasionally profound. Neither answer unlocks until you've both replied — so nobody's copying homework.
How Well Do You Know Me, Who's More Likely, trivia with both phones buzzing in. Every game ends with both your answers side by side.
You both press and hold, on two phones. It buzzes when you're both there. Works from the couch, works from another country.
Sunday at eight a recap lands on both phones: the days you both answered, your top moods, one question read back with both your answers.
One of you leaves, dots land on a map as they go, the other gets a countdown and a welcome home. Nothing tracked in the background.
Three lists that only take what you've both said yes to. Search finds it as you type. Arguments settled in advance.
Made by one person, on purpose.
No growth team, no engagement metrics, no incentive to keep you scrolling. The app is finished when it's lovely, not when it's sticky.
Can we get this?
Screenshot this page. Send it to your person. We'll wait.