Private relationship space / Development alpha
A place that belongs
to the two of you.
Shared days, private conversation, plans, memories, personal styles, and thoughtful companions—without turning the relationship into a public feed.
- Languages
- English + Khmer
- Privacy
- Private by design
- Status
- Development alpha
Store preview / Real product screens
Built from small rituals.
The current alpha already has a distinct home, conversation, planning, style, and companion system. These are direct screens from the product build.
Begin with us.
A shared day counter, what is next, unread moments, and today.
Keep conversation close.
Partner chat and optional companions live in one private place.
Give the future a place.
Questions, dates, to-dos, goals, reminders, and shared events.
Make the space personal.
Skins can change the emotional character without changing the product structure.
Support, not substitution.
Private on-device companions help find words and never speak to a partner for you.
One structure / Many expressions
Quiet, romantic, or vivid. Still yours.
A skin is not a second app. Personal styling changes the atmosphere while navigation, privacy, and the shared relationship model stay understandable.
Nothing extra.
Made personal.
The same home.
Designed around trust
Private software has to earn intimacy.
The product cannot feel close if its data model, linked accounts, and boundaries are careless. Those systems are release work, not background details.
Two people, clearly linked.
Relationship state is treated as architecture: invitations, linking, unlinking, and ownership need explicit behavior.
Personal stays personal.
The app separates shared activity from private settings, on-device companion context, and each person’s chosen appearance.
Alpha stays honest.
The current experience is shown because it is real. A public install button waits until security, linked-device proof, media, and release operations pass.
Development alpha
A real product.
Not yet a public release.
The next gate is coherence and trust across linked devices: authentication, media, calls, location, privacy boundaries, release signing, and the full build pipeline. Until that work is proven, Together Plus remains private.
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