Private beta in preparation

LoveBox

A little signal for time together.

Let your partner know you're open to connecting.
Your own symbol. Their own choice. No pressure to respond.

For adult couples, 18+ · Android 8.0+

Illustrative app preview: a red heart for You and a blue heart for Partner, both Ready to connect. Renew my signal and Turn mine off are separate choices.
Concept preview based on the app. Not a live connection.

Small gesture. Shared moment.

Two symbols.
Two independent choices.

Not a chat to keep up with. Not a score to improve. Just a current signal between you and the person you choose.

  1. Make it yours

    Choose your own heart or symbol and a color that feels like you. Pair only after you both agree.

  2. Send a little signal

    Turn your symbol on when you're open to time together. Your partner sees your signal and can turn on their own.

  3. Take it from there

    Two lit symbols mean you're both open to connecting. What happens next is a conversation, never an obligation.

This is a pre-release app experience. Check beta availability below; an illustration is not a live service.

In the middle of real life

Make a little room
for each other.

Some days, a small invitation is all you want to send.

After a long day

The to-do list can wait.

You've put the day down and would welcome some time together. A lit heart can say that, without asking for an immediate reply.

In your own rhythm

Different rooms. Your own timing.

You don't have to interrupt what your partner is doing. They can notice your signal and choose whether to respond.

When plans change

Changed your mind? That's okay.

Switch your signal off whenever you need to. No explanation is owed to the app, and neither person controls the other's readiness.

Care is in the boundaries

A signal is not a promise.

Being open to connection never replaces freely given, ongoing consent. Either of you can change your mind, every time.

Your choice stays yours

Turn yours off, unlink or withdraw sharing consent. Your partner cannot turn your signal on for you.

For now, not forever

A signal lasts 24 hours unless you renew it. After time together, either person can explicitly confirm clearing both signals.

Privacy, without big claims

No signal-history feature or analytics integration. Data is not end-to-end encrypted; providers and authorized operators can process it.

Read the privacy and consent draft

One couple. One plan.

A small price.
No surprises.

The beta is planned to be free. These are the planned prices after beta, not an offer to pay today.

30 days from your first mutual pairing.
The planned access trial starts when you connect as a couple, not when you sign up. Starting it does not make a purchase or authorize automatic billing.

Monthly

Per couple, not per person

US$1.99/ month

Yearly

One payment covers both of you

US$19.99/ year

Planned after beta. Billing is not enabled, and no payment is collected here. Final localized prices and terms must be shown before any future purchase.

See private beta availability

A later chapter
Phase 2 · Concept only

First the app. Later, something to hold.

The original idea: a small 3D-printed box, red and blue illuminated hearts, and a switch. Connected hardware is a future phase, not an available product.

No hardware sales, preorders or delivery promises.

Start with a clear picture

Private beta access

A native Android app for two adults who both choose to take part. Not yet published on Google Play.

Android 8.0 or later · Ages 18+

No verified beta download is available here yet. Customer sign-in (CIAM), the live API, signed-release checks and real-device testing remain prerequisites; no working phone installation is claimed.

Only use a verified download published here. Do not use unofficial APK sites or bypass Android security warnings.

No mailing list, sign-up form or payment collection on this page.

Already received an invitation?

An invitation, not an expectation

Joining is your choice.

An invitation does not reserve beta access or require you to join. Once a verified build and service are available:

  1. Get the verified app

    Before a Play release, a beta may use a manual APK installation from this page. Android may ask you to allow that download source; allow only a source you trust, then turn that permission off afterward.

  2. Use the invited email

    Register with the email address that received the invitation, complete email verification, then make your own age and sharing choices. Continue into the app; no separate sign-in code is part of these joining steps. Already registered? Sign in to that account.

  3. Review before accepting

    Open Invitations in the app and refresh. Check who invited you before accepting. The verified-email inbox can recover invitations even when email delivery is delayed.

Invitations expire after seven days. Both people must be eligible and unpaired. You can ignore or decline; opening this page does not accept anything. Public invitation links must not include anyone's name, email or pairing token.

Good questions

Before you
connect.

Clear expectations are part of the experience.

Can we use LoveBox today?

LoveBox is a pre-release Android app, not a published Google Play app. The beta section shows current availability. Access is only offered after service and release checks; no download link means no verified download is available here.

Does my partner have to respond?

No. A signal is only an invitation to connect. Either person can leave theirs off, turn it off or withdraw sharing consent. Neither partner can set the other's readiness, and two active symbols never replace ongoing consent.

What happens to a signal after 24 hours?

It expires unless you explicitly renew it. You can also turn your own signal off sooner. After time together, either partner can confirm a reset that clears both signals while keeping the pairing and your chosen appearances.

What does private actually mean?

The app is designed to share current signals and chosen appearance with your paired partner, not a public profile or directory. There is no signal-history feature or application analytics integration.

The Azure target uses encryption in transit and at rest, not end-to-end; deployment settings still need verification. Service providers and authorized operators can process plaintext data, and backups may contain earlier snapshots. A partner can retain information already seen. The privacy notice is a draft under review, not a legal certification.

Can I unlink, stop sharing or delete my account?

The app includes controls to unlink, withdraw consent, export data and request deletion. Unlinking or withdrawal clears both signals and ends pairing; giving consent again does not restore it. Deletion is processed in the background, not instantly.

The outside-app deletion contact and procedure still need to be finalized before launch. See the account deletion draft. Privacy and safety choices are not intended to require a paid plan or your partner's permission.

What if I forget my password or lose connection?

The app includes password reset from sign-in. A reset request does not reveal whether an email has an account. If current signals cannot be confirmed, the app shows them as unknown; it does not treat an old signal as fresh or send offline actions automatically on reconnection.

Is there an iPhone app or a physical box?

This beta is for Android 8.0 and later. No iPhone release is available. Connected hardware is a Phase 2 concept only, with no sale, preorder or promised release date.

Will joining start a subscription?

No billing is enabled. The planned post-beta access trial is 30 days from first mutual pairing, without a purchase or automatic billing implied by starting it. Planned prices are US$1.99 monthly or US$19.99 yearly per couple; future checkout must show actual localized terms before you choose to pay.

A little signal.
Always your choice.

Check beta availability