The best couples apps in 2026, compared

Couples apps compared at a glance

We make Floom, so we aren’t neutral. To keep this fair, every rating, price and feature below comes from each app’s US App Store listing, last checked on October 20, 2026.

We included the couples apps with the most ratings on the US App Store, plus smaller apps people often compare with Floom. It isn’t a complete list of every couples app.

All 12 apps are free to download. Prices are the lowest paid plan on each US App Store page, which lists at most ten in-app purchases. “Period not shown” means the listing doesn’t say whether the plan is weekly, monthly or yearly. Several apps, Floom included, list more than one price for the same plan.

Sources: Floom on the App Store, Paired on the App Store, Evergreen on the App Store, Cozy Couples on the App Store, Couple Joy on the App Store, Agapé on the App Store, Between on the App Store, Candle on the App Store, Cupla on the App Store, Lovewick on the App Store, Flamme on the App Store, Couply on the App Store

What each couples app does

• Floom (ours)

  300+ quizzes in six formats that you answer on your own iPhones, with stats after every round. Custom quizzes, a daily question with streaks and widgets for doodles, notes, countdowns and distance. iPhone only and new, with few ratings so far.

• Paired

  The best-known app in the category. Daily questions with answers revealed once you both reply, plus guided relationship journeys and expert content in the premium plan, games and date tracking.

• Evergreen

  Daily questions, couples quizzes and games, plus short lessons from relationship experts on topics like communication, conflict, intimacy and trust. Points and streaks keep the habit going.

• Cozy Couples

  Share your mood in real time, send love notes and answer daily questions. You also look after a virtual bonsai and pet together and decorate a shared home with the stars you earn.

• Couple Joy

  Couple widgets, mood sharing, a distance tracker and a together counter, plus games, daily questions, countdowns and a shared photo journal.

• Agapé

  One personalized question a day, with answers hidden until you both reply. Optional categories include long distance, money and parenting, and it also works with family and friends.

• Between

  A private messenger for two with photo storage, a shared calendar with countdowns to special dates and free calls. It’s been around since 2011.

• Candle

  Short daily rituals: swipeable questions, daily photo prompts, “thumb kisses” and streaks, plus local date ideas and games like Who’s More Likely.

• Cupla

  A logistics app rather than a conversation app: a shared calendar that syncs with Apple, Google and Outlook, shared to-dos, wishlists, key dates and widgets.

• Lovewick

  Card decks with more than 1,000 questions, 750+ date ideas, anniversary and date-night countdowns and a small couples journal.

• Flamme

  Daily discovery questions, a large quiz library, premium widgets for days together and countdowns, a shared bucket list, mood check-ins and an AI coach.

• Couply

  Research-based quizzes on topics like love languages and attachment style, daily question cards, date ideas and an AI coach. Its last update was in March 2025.

How to choose a couples app

If you want a daily habit of talking, look at Paired, Agapé, Evergreen or Candle. Most apps here include some games or quizzes, and Floom is the one built entirely around them, with 300+ quizzes you answer on your own phones. If your problem is logistics, Cupla and Between handle calendars and messages. For long-distance couples, widgets help most: Floom, Flamme, Cupla and Couple Joy have them, and Floom and Couple Joy also show how far apart you are. If one of you uses Android, Floom isn’t an option yet.