Everything it does.
The whole list. It's short on purpose.
One question a day
Every morning there's one question waiting for the two of you. Some are silly, some are nosy, a few will start a conversation you didn't know you needed. You each answer on your own — and neither answer unlocks until you've both replied. No peeking. No copying homework.
The distance between you
Exactly how far apart you are, right now. 3,912 km looks terrible on paper — watching it fall all day while they fly to you is the best thing your phone will do all year. Happiest of all at 4 km.
Reunion countdown
Set the next time you'll be in the same room — Friday night or three months out — and count down to it together. It's amazing what a number on a screen can do for a Tuesday.
A piece of them on your screen
Home-screen widgets with their latest answer, the miles, the countdown — glanceable, without opening anything. The nicest thing you'll see between meetings.
And the small stuff that adds up
The things you'll actually use on a Tuesday.
One tap to say how you're doing. Loved, cosy, wrecked. Saves a lot of typing.
Little letters left for them to find. No notification pressure, no read receipts.
A thread with exactly one person in it. Nothing else competing for it.
Photos worth keeping, in one place that isn't a camera roll of 40,000 things.
Something to do together when you're both too tired to talk properly.
Anniversaries, flights, the running count. In here, anyway — the real count is yours.
It counts the days you both showed up, and it hands you freezes for the busy ones.
Tap to send one. It means nothing and everything, which is rather the point.
Follows your phone, and you can pick the palette. Yes, there's a pink one.
Private by design
Built for exactly two people. Nothing public, nothing to perform, nobody watching. If it isn't for the two of you, it isn't in the app.
Location is never tracked and never precise — about 1 km at best. It only shows while you both share it, and either of you can stop it instantly, for both.