A small daily ritual for two

That’s us, in another life.

Pair with someone you love. Every day, the same little animal life appears on both of your Home Screens.

Start with your personMeet a few lives

For iPhone and iPad · Public release coming soon · Free, without ads or purchases

A cat and dog embracing on a bed
Your Home Screen
A hug that feels like home.
The same embracing cat and dog on your partner’s widget
Their Home Screen
A hug that feels like home.

Illustrative widget layouts. Photo: Petteri Sulonen, CC BY 2.0. Cropped.

One pairing.
Two screens.

No app account, feed, or streak to maintain. Share a daily schedule, add your widgets, and find a tiny reason to think of each other. Optional reactions use private iCloud sharing.

Choose your person

Create a pairing and send its invitation. Real photographs are the default; optional AI artwork is always labelled.

Add both widgets

Your person accepts the same collection and timezone. Small, medium and large widgets make the ritual part of your day.

Find yourselves again

The shared schedule changes daily, including offline. Personal skips, hidden photos and pins can temporarily make your screens different.

A world worth
wandering through.

Every image is selected in advance. Real photographs use public-domain or attribution-friendly licenses; generated artwork is clearly labelled and can be turned off entirely.

An Italian greyhound and Sphynx cat curled together
Your favourite place to curl up.Real photograph · Credits below.
Two guinea pigs snuggled close together
A little closer, always.Real photograph · Credits below.
Two takahē grooming one another
Looking after each other.Real photograph · Credits below.

Made for affection,
not attention.

Keep a favourite, skip one that isn’t you, or send a quiet “that’s us” reaction through optional private iCloud sharing. No feed, ads or streaks. Wallpaper export is there too, if you’d like it—but the little daily moment together comes first.

Real moments.
Properly credited.

Every photograph is sourced in advance, checked for clear rights and reviewed for the required crops. “That’s us” is your interpretation, not a claim that the animals are romantic partners. Captive settings are identified honestly in the app.