App for couples
An app for couples that keeps the shared stuff in one place
The trip dates are in one chat, the grocery list in another, and neither of you can remember what you were going to give for the birthday. That is why we built WeTwo.
What is inside
WeTwo pulls together five things that usually end up scattered across chats and notes. A shared calendar, so you can see who is busy when. Tasks, so it is clear who is doing what. A wish list, so gift ideas do not sink in a conversation. Lists for groceries and packing. And a savings goal for something you are putting money aside for, like a holiday.
The home screen shows how long you have been together, what is coming up next and how the goal is going.
How you connect
Each of you installs the app on your own phone and signs in to your own account. Then one of you shows a five-character code or a QR, and the other enters it. The code works for 15 minutes. After that, your entries sync between the phones.
You can add your partner later. Until then the app works as a personal planner, and nothing is lost when you pair up.
What your partner sees
Shared entries are visible to both of you. An event or a task can be yours, your partner's or both of yours. New entries are yours by default, so you do not hand someone else a chore by accident. Planning a surprise? Hide a task and only you will see it.
Only the two of you can see your data, and there are no ads. There is no end-to-end encryption yet; the details are in the privacy policy.
Who it is for
For people who live together and are tired of reminding each other about chores. For those who live in different cities and want a shared plan without endless messaging. And for couples who have just started dating: the app does not ask how long you have been together, and nothing has to be filled in up front.
Every “did we talk about this?” ends with a search through the chat. With a shared calendar and lists you search less: agreed, written down, both can see it.
What we wanted to fix
Two things annoyed us: forgotten chores and dates, and guessing what to give. The calendar, tasks and lists deal with the first, the wish list with the second. We did not try to turn the app into a social network or a planner for the whole family: it is just the two of you and what you share.
The app is in English and Russian. You can pick a light or dark theme.
Offline too
Entries live on your phone. If you are on the subway or up a mountain, the shopping list is still there. Once you are back online, changes go to your partner.
Android: an APK file, not from Google Play. Your browser or phone will ask you to allow installs from this source: that is normal.
