Plans, dates, wishes and lists in one private place. Not buried in a chat thread.
See what's inside coming to the app storeThe problem
And then it's gone. Scrolled past, buried under memes, impossible to find on the day it matters.
three weeks later, nobody remembers any of it
What's inside
Everything a couple actually needs to run a shared life. Nothing you'd never open twice.
Birthdays, trips, appointments. Added by either of you, visible to both the moment it's saved.
Leave one unassigned and whoever gets there first picks it up. Anything can be handed back. Nobody is the boss.
Drop a link and the name, price and photo appear on their own. Your partner never sees what you've been looking at.
A trip, a kitchen, a wedding. Set the amount and watch what's left. Or just save with no finish line at all.
A thousand of them. You both answer blind, and the answers unlock only when you've both written yours.
Write something today, set a date, seal it. Nobody opens it early. Not you, not them.
You both rate them privately. The app hands each one to whoever hates it least, and keeps the load even.
One tap shows the windows you actually share. Your calendar titles never leave your phone.
On your home screen
Over thirty widgets for the home screen and the lock screen. Tick a task, see what's coming, watch the number climb.
Why ravens
Ravens pick up moss and twigs and hold them out to their partner. Outside of humans and great apes, nothing else in the wild was known to do this.
A raven can spend years picking a partner, because after that it's for life and neither of them survives alone.
Huginn and Muninn. Thought and memory. They flew out each morning and came back every evening with what they'd seen.
Pricing
Your partner joins with a code and never pays anything. Most apps charge each of you separately. This one doesn't.
Questions
No. One subscription covers the pair. Whichever of you subscribes unlocks it for both, and the other joins with a six-character code.
In your own iCloud account, synced through Apple. We can't read it. Our server only ever holds invite codes for fifteen minutes, your subscription status, and anonymous counts like "a task was created".
Only if you switch on "share my busy times", and only to work out when you're both free. It publishes time ranges and nothing else. Titles, locations and guests never leave your phone, and turning it off deletes them straight away.
Settings has "Export my data" and "Leave space". You take a copy of everything with you. If you created the space, you can delete it outright.
Yes, fourteen days, and the clock starts when your partner joins rather than when you install. The app is worth very little on your own, so it would be unfair to count those days.
Yes. The space is yours from the first second. Add what you like and invite them whenever you're ready. Nothing is lost in the meantime.