Send a photo to their home screen.

Your photo lands on their widget in a few seconds, with your handwriting on it if you add any. They don’t open anything.

Download on the App Store

iPhone · iOS 16.4 or later

A mug of tea on a windowsill at night, rain on the glass and city lights behind it.
This photo goes to Anna’s widget. Try writing on it with your finger or the mouse.

One line on each other’s screens.

Under the photos sits a note: one line from each of you, 40 characters at most. It stays on the other phone’s widget until it changes.

Both lines, in the app.
Her line, on Leo’s home screen.

How far, and how long.

The distance comes from both phones and arrives as one number. Neither of you sees where the other one is.

The time together counts from the day you pick, in years, months and days, and stands beside it on the home screen.

Every photo stays in the box.

The box is a wall calendar of your last year, one square for every photo, on both phones. A new iPhone gets all of it back once you continue with Apple.

The LoveInk icon: a kraft envelope with a torn red paper heart in it.

Put a photo on their screen.

Download on the App Store

iPhone · iOS 16.4 or later