A little world
for two.
One question a day, answered apart and opened together.
No feed. No followers. No audience.Just the two of you.
LoveDose is not a social network with the audience set to one. It is a different kind of object: a private space for exactly two people, with one recurring gesture at its heart — both of you answer, then both answers open.
Nobody else is in here
No feed, no followers, no likes from strangers, and no way to make anything public. Not later, not by accident.
Written for two
Every screen speaks to both of you. Nothing is a performance for an audience, because there isn't one.
A room, not a feed
Somewhere you come back to in the evening, rather than an app you check. Nothing to scroll, nothing to keep up with.
The daily question
Answered apart. Opened together.
Every day brings one question for the two of you. You each write your answer alone, and neither of you can peek. When you have both written, both answers open at once.
Today’s question
What's one thing you love about each other?
Alex
Hasn't answered yet
Sealed. Nobody can read it until you both have written.
Jamie
Hasn't answered yet
Sealed. Nobody can read it until you both have written.
Five promises
Everything a couple keeps, in one place.
1Personal private space
A room you return to.
Home knows the two of you: how far apart you are tonight, whose birthday is next, how many days you have been together, and the question waiting for you both.
2Deeper conversations
Questions worth staying up for.
Drawn from the themes you chose together — romance, adventures, growing together, deep talks — and kept private until both of you have answered.
3Fun moments
Notes, in your own hand.
Leave a note sealed in an envelope for them to find. It opens in handwriting, the way a note on the fridge would — only this one can't fall off.
4Meaningful dates
Every day, counted.
Days together, milestones reached and the ones coming up. Anniversaries arrive with a little ceremony instead of a calendar alert.
5Your love story
Your story, kept.
Photos from either phone become memories with a title and a date, and settle into one timeline you are both writing — straight from the camera into your story.
Tonight
Landed. The hotel smells like your shampoo, weirdly.
That’s because I packed it in your bag.
Call me when you’re settled? Missing you already.
Read
Talk
A conversation you can decorate.
Messages, photos and voice notes, in the one room of the app the two of you are allowed to restyle. Pick the wallpaper that feels like you tonight.
Photos and voice notes are removed from our servers as soon as they reach the other phone, and within a day at the most.
Love jar
A little love, thrown across the distance.
A heart, a kiss, a rose — one tap, and it climbs over the jar on their phone and drops in through the neck. Today’s collect there, so a glance tells them how often they crossed your mind.
Try it. Tap one.
0 today
Take a look around
Warm paper, deep rose, and nothing loud.
Made to feel like a lamp-lit room rather than a document. No emoji, no badges, no red dots demanding attention — just the two of you.
Getting started
It begins with an invitation.
One of you starts. The other is let in. You are giving something, not sending a request.
One
Start your world
A few gentle questions, one per screen — when it started, where you are now, what you want more of. No password, ever.
Two
Invite them in
Send a code, a link or a QR to scan. They type six characters and nothing else; the app fills in the rest.
Three
You're both connected
The moment they join, both phones light up with your names together — and your first question is waiting.
Privacy
Private by design, not by setting.
Nobody writes the 2am kind of answer somewhere they suspect a feed might see it. So the promise that nobody else is in here comes first.
Read the privacy policyOnly the two of you can read it
Answers, notes, messages, photos and memories are encrypted with a key that belongs to your couple alone.
No ads, no trackers, nothing sold
There is no advertising or analytics code in the app. Your relationship is not a dataset.
Your words never go to an AI model
What you write is never sent to a model provider and never used to train anything.
Location is yours to give
Off until you turn it on. Distance is shown roughly; a trail, if you choose one, keeps thirty days and lets go.
Leaving is real
Delete your account and your couple's key is destroyed, so what you wrote cannot be read again — not even from a backup.
Start your little world.
Tonight’s question is already waiting. All it needs is the two of you.