For parents
For couples keeping it going around custody weeks and shift work
You do not have to live in different cities to feel apart. A custody schedule, a rotating shift, or a week where the kids take every spare minute can leave a couple running the same gap that distance causes, just without the miles.
The problem
When distance is not cities apart, it is schedules apart.
A custody week, a night shift, a kid who will not sleep: none of it looks like long distance from the outside, but it produces the same thing. Two people who care about each other, running low on the small moments that usually carry a relationship, because there is genuinely no spare time to spend.
Low effort
What still works with zero extra time.
A cuteness boost takes fifteen seconds between putting a kid to bed and collapsing yourself. Talking Hearts is one question, answered whenever you get a minute alone. None of it needs a free evening, because most weeks you will not have one.
Real life
Streak freezes for custody weeks and rough shifts.
A streak that breaks the first time a kid gets sick or a shift runs long is not built for a parent's schedule. Freezes cover exactly that: earn one every 7 days, bank up to three, and a week that got away from you does not undo the ones before it.
Privacy
Nothing shared outside your world of two.
A world holds exactly two people. Boosts, Talking Hearts answers, map pins and reward history are visible only to the two of you, not to anyone else in the house.