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A shared space for two
A private couples journal for the life you’re making together.
Start with a date idea you both choose. Afterward, keep the photo and the little story in one place you can return to together.
Free during beta Private to the two people in your space
Inside the shared journal
01 / FIRST, THE PLAN
A good memory often starts with, “Would you be up for…?”
Couple Dates brings date planning and remembering into the same shared space. Either partner can suggest an in-person or online date; the other gets a say before it becomes a plan.
After the date, add a photo and a note. The plan becomes a memory you can find again—not another moment lost in the camera roll.
Make a space for the two of youFrom “we should” to “remember that?”
No perfect occasion required. Just something you both want to do.
Choose it together
Suggest a time and place. Your partner can accept, pass, or suggest a change.
Keep what happened
Add the photo and the detail you’ll want to remember. It stays in your shared journal.
02 / THEN, THE MEMORYA photo keeps the scene.
A photo keeps the scene.
A note brings you back.
Save the small specifics alongside your photos: what you ordered, what went wrong, the line you’re still quoting. Your shared timeline keeps these moments together, ready to revisit when you feel like looking back.
“Ordered one of everything and shared the last chili crisp.”
Illustrative example noteA page from the two of you
OCT 16 · FOOD
The dumpling place you found
worth the walk across town
Private means private
Not a feed. Not an audience.
Your journal is private to the two people in your shared space. There is no public feed, and your memories are not publicly posted.
If you choose to share socially, it’s opt-in for an individual memory you select. Keep everything private by simply not sharing.
One shared space for two No public feed Sharing is your choice, memory by memory
03 / WHEN YOU’RE READY TO LOOK BACK
A year can be more than dates on a calendar.
An optional yearly recap brings together the dates and memories you’ve added. It’s a way to notice the ordinary rituals and unexpected favorites that made the year yours.
Your recap reflects what you choose to save. It’s there when you want it—not another thing to keep up with.
A year in review · illustrative
The moments
you kept.
Free while beta is open
Make a little room for your story.
Start a shared space, invite your person, and decide together what’s worth keeping.
Start your shared space Private to the two of you · No public feed