#couples app

[jewelblueeyes]

LDR challenge day 48 :)

What are the most common form of communication you use? We mostly use texting, Skype and we have just started using the couple's app! Sometimes we will use Facebook messenger, snapchat or a phone call. Phone calls are mostly for if it's an emergency and neither of us have a computer near by.

[irrevocablyatelophobic]

For all of you in a long distance relationship, my boyfriend found an app called "Couples App" and it makes things a tad easier. My favorite feature is the Thumbkiss...you open up a part of the app and when your partner joins, you can hold your finger down and your thumbprint appears. Your partner then presses his/her thumbprint to yours and your phone vibrates for a second. It sounds stupid, but it helps when thats the only way you can almost physically feel like youre with them. Try it out maybe? or not it's up to you, but we've found it makes our time apart a little more bearable

[spo0kster]

me and the bae just downloaded the Couples app and 

holy shit

this app is killing us

[milesfromyourheart]

Apps for couples

Avocado...you can kiss and hug eachother Kik chatting over data is cheap if you both have unlimited data packages...or wifi! Viber...call eachother! Tango, oovoo you can video chat eachother Couple...this is cool, you can sketch, play games and thumb kiss! Both kiss by touching the screen Skype...communication is the key

[amongmany]

An app that reminds us to be thoughtful can take the spontaneity out of dating. But love may have more to do with game theory than we think. It’s a Wednesday afternoon, and Kamakshi Zeidler, a 34-year-old plastic surgeon in Los Gatos, California, is explaining how to fill up a “love tank. via Pocket

[cupple-blog]

The best way for couples to keep in touch better. We've updated our profile page on the App Store.