Two phones
A shared game, not a shared screen.
At launch, each of you will play from your own account, whether you are on the sofa together or twelve hours apart.
Play across two phones
A couple games app for two phones.
Adoring is a private couple games app coming soon for iPhone. Each partner will play from their own phone using questions, predictions, trivia, rankings, drawing, and cooperative challenges, either together or whenever their schedules allow.
Two phones, two schedules
Questions, predictions, drawings, trivia, rankings, and cooperative challenges.
Different schedules
Not every round needs both people live.
Turn-based games can wait until the other person is ready. The app keeps the current turn clear without turning a slow reply into pressure or a missed notification into a penalty.
Clear invitations
Know what you are opening first.
Every invitation names the deck and kind of interaction. You both opt in, and either of you can decline just as easily.
More than questions
Choose from six game mechanics.
Adoring is being built with Would You Rather, predictions, rankings, trivia, drawing, and cooperative challenges, so not every activity becomes another question list.
After the result
A result can open a conversation, not grade it.
Rounds can lead to a small action, shared goal, date idea, boundary, or reminder. The point is to surface a surprise or shared preference, then let the conversation continue if you want it to.
One private space
Your turns wait beside letters and shared moments.
A waiting game turn appears in Lovebox alongside other relationship-specific arrivals, with discreet notification text that does not expose the answer on the lock screen.
How it works
Invite, take a turn, and reveal the result.
01
Choose the kind of round.
Pick a mechanic and a clearly labelled deck. The invitation tells both of you what to expect before the first question, choice, or challenge appears.
02
Answer or take a turn privately.
Depending on the game, you choose, predict, rank, draw, or work toward a shared result. Your choices stay private until it is time to reveal them.
03
Reveal, follow up, or leave it there.
See the outcome together, turn it into a date idea or follow-up question, and save a moment only when it is worth keeping. The game does not assign a relationship grade.
Game mechanics
Different ways to play, with the rules clear before you begin.
Would You Rather
Each partner chooses on their own phone. Both answers stay private until the reveal, so it plays as a shared round rather than a static question list.
Partner predictions
Choose what you think your partner will answer, then compare the prediction with the real choice. A miss is a conversation starter, not a penalty.
Rankings and trivia
Put shared preferences in order or answer facts about each other. Different decks change the mood, not the rules.
Draw and guess
Send a drawing turn and let the other person respond when they are ready. Your drawings stay between you, with no public gallery or leaderboard.
Cooperative challenges
Complete a small shared activity together, even at different times. Both people contribute, and a missed day is never pinned on one person.
Invitations and interruptions
Decline any invitation. If a connection drops mid-turn, Adoring is designed to keep your place. Sensitive decks open only after both of you confirm you are ready.
What Adoring does not do
A game can start a conversation. It cannot measure your relationship.
Adoring avoids compatibility scores, public leaderboards, and penalties for slow replies or missed days. Each round starts with a clear invitation that either partner can decline.
- No public answers, rankings, or leaderboards
- No penalty for declining an invitation
- No compatibility or relationship-health score
- No sensitive deck opened without clear opt-in
Questions
Questions about how Adoring works.
Keep exploring
Related features and product notes.
Across the distance
A long-distance relationship app for different schedules.
Daily questions, local-time context, letters, shared visits, and consent-based presence for couples whose schedules do not match.
Answer together
Daily questions for couples, revealed only after both reply.
See how one thoughtful prompt differs from a game round and works across two schedules.
Leave a good turn waiting.
Questions, choices, predictions, drawings, and small shared challenges — built for two people, whether they are together tonight or twelve hours apart.
See how Adoring works