Two Hearth

Rekindle. Feel close again.

Nothing's wrong, exactly. You're just... roommates with a shared calendar. Rekindle is for getting the spark back before anything is wrong.

Rekindle gives the two of you question decks, shared check-ins and gentle prompts that turn ordinary evenings into the kind of conversations you had at the start — for couples near or far. Private, just for the two of you.

iPhone Lifestyle Rated 4+ Free to download
  • Works solo — partner optional
  • One subscription covers both partners
  • Grounding & crisis tools always free
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Inside Rekindle

Reconnect with your partner, one card a night.

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Question decks for every mood

From playful to deep — decks you draw from together on the sofa or across time zones. Skip anything, anytime; the next card is always waiting.

— 02

Play together

A play mode that makes reconnecting feel like a date, not an assignment. Take turns, react, and let one card turn into an hour.

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Shared check-ins

A gentle daily pulse — how you're each really doing, in a tap. It's the difference between “fine” and actually knowing.

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Your own prompts

Write custom cards only the two of you would understand — in-jokes, memories, questions you've always meant to ask.

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Comfort corner

Calming tools for the heavier evenings — because feeling close again sometimes starts with feeling okay first.

Follow the breadcrumbs

How the spark actually comes back

  1. It didn't go out with a bang. It dimmed — one busy week at a time, until the default evening became two phones on one couch.

  2. You keep waiting for the right moment to reconnect. The weekend away. The big talk. The moment keeps not coming.

  3. Here's what works instead: one card, tonight. A question you'd never think to ask, answered by someone you thought you fully knew.

  4. Rekindle deals the card. You two do the rest — laughing, arguing the good way, remembering why you picked each other.

  5. The spark isn't a firework you relight once. It's a fire you feed daily. Start with one card.

Who it's for

Made for your two.

Couples who have quietly become roommates

The spark did not go out — it just needs feeding. Start with one card tonight.

Busy partners with no time for a big talk

Reconnecting fits in the ten minutes before sleep, not a weekend away.

Anyone who wants to stay close on purpose

Feeling close again is a daily practice, not a one-time fix.

A day with Rekindle

How it actually feels.

It is 9pm, two phones on one couch. Instead of scrolling, one of you draws a card — a question you would never think to ask, answered by someone you thought you fully knew. An hour later you are still talking.

Good to know

Questions, answered.

Is Rekindle for couples in trouble?

It's for couples who want to feel closer — from “we're great, keep it that way” to “we've drifted and want back”. (If you're repairing after real conflict, our app Wovin is built for exactly that.)

Do we both need the app?

It's best linked as a pair so decks and check-ins sync between you, but you can explore solo and invite your partner when you're ready.

What's free?

Starter decks, shared check-ins and custom prompts are free — and grounding tools are always free. Rekindle Pro unlocks the full deck library and guided audio sessions — one subscription covers both partners.

Does it work long-distance?

Yes — decks and check-ins were designed to work just as well across time zones as across the sofa.

What if a night feels heavy rather than playful?

That is what the comfort corner is for — grounding tools are always free, right where you are. Feeling close again sometimes starts with feeling okay first, and there is no pressure to keep going.

How is Rekindle different from Wovin?

Rekindle is for getting the spark back before anything is wrong — decks and check-ins for everyday closeness. If you are repairing after real conflict, our app Wovin is built specifically for the way back.

Can we make the decks our own?

Yes — write custom cards only the two of you would understand: in-jokes, memories, the questions you have always meant to ask. The decks are a starting point, not the whole thing.

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