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8 Best Relationship Apps for Couples to Try

By Matthew Lynch
August 11, 2023
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In today’s fast-paced world, couples often struggle to find enough quality time together. That’s where relationship apps come in! These handy tools can help partners stay connected, improve communication, and even strengthen their bond. Here are eight of the best relationship apps for couples to try.

1. Lasting

Lasting is a popular app that offers personalized relationship advice and coaching for couples. Users complete a series of assessments to identify strengths and areas that need improvement within their relationships. The app provides tailored suggestions, insights, and exercises, making it an excellent resource for couples looking to grow together.

2. Gottman Card Decks

Created by renowned relationship experts Drs. John and Julie Gottman, this app features a digital version of their famous card decks. Each deck contains open-ended questions or statements designed to spark meaningful conversation and promote deeper understanding between partners. The app offers multiple categories such as love maps, appreciation, and sex.

3. Happy Couple

Happy Couple is a fun quiz-style game that helps couples learn more about each other in a playful way. Each day, both partners answer five questions on topics like communication, intimacy, and personal habits. The app then reveals the answers and provides pointers on how to improve the relationship.

4. Pillow Play

Pillow Play focuses on strengthening intimacy by providing guided audio sessions that explore various aspects of emotional and physical closeness. From sensual massages to deep conversations about goals and dreams, this app encourages couples to spend quality time together and create special moments.

5. Love Nudge

Based on Dr. Gary Chapman’s renowned Five Love Languages concept, Love Nudge helps couples understand each other’s preferred ways of giving and receiving love. Users can take a quiz to identify their love language—Words of Affirmation, Acts of Service, Receiving Gifts, Quality Time or Physical Touch—and track their progress in fulfilling their partner’s need.

6. Between

Perfect for long-distance relationships, Between is a private messaging app designed specifically for couples. Apart from offering text messaging, the app also includes a shared calendar, photo album and a unique feature called “moments” that highlights special events and memories between partners.

7. Relish

Relish is a leading relationship coaching app that offers personalized weekly lesson plans for couples. These lessons cover essential topics like trust, communication, and conflict management. The app also provides resources such as articles, quizzes, and daily chats with licensed relationship coaches.

8. Kindu

Kindu is an intimacy-focused app that encourages couples to explore their fantasies safely and openly. Users can browse and suggest ideas privately or as a couple, making it easier to communicate desires and build trust without any awkwardness.

In conclusion, these relationship apps offer various features aimed at improving communication, intimacy, and overall connection between couples. Whether you’re looking for playful games, meaningful conversations or expert advice, there’s an app to help strengthen your bond with your partner.

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