Questions, answered
for the two of you.

Cuplido is the couples app that plans your week. You pick what you miss (quality time, communication, fun, adventure, or romance) and say when you're usually free. Cuplido plans the week ahead: a real plan with a day and a time, plus small moments on the days you're free. There is no activity catalog to browse and no AI prompt to write. Beside the plan, Between us lets either of you send the other kisses, a doodle, or a Psss! any time, free for both of you.

Cuplido does not stop at questions, date ideas, or a list to browse. It picks one thing for the two of you that fits your time, energy and budget, and plans it for when you're actually free. There's nothing to compare. There is no relationship score or streak to maintain.

No, they are different apps, and the names get mixed up. Cupla is a shared couples calendar that coordinates your schedules. Couply, Coupled, and Paired are question and tracking apps. Cupido and Cupid are dating products. Cuplido sits next to all of them and does the step they leave to you: it decides the activity and gives it a real day and time, plus a few small moments on your other free days. If you liked any of those apps and still ended up planning the evening yourselves, Cuplido is the one to try. The name comes from cupido and cumplido: the intention, fulfilled.

Cuplido is live on the App Store and on Google Play. Grab it on either, send your partner an invite, and your shared profile unlocks the moment they accept.

Yes. Cuplido works in English and Spanish on iPhone and Android, and support answers in both. The activities, questions, and plans are written in each language, not machine translated.

You know the day and the time at the start of the week, and you find out the plan a day or two before, because what you both answer during the week still shapes it. When one of your answers shapes the plan, the plan says so. If it needs any preparation, you get a heads-up the evening before.

Cuplido keeps your week light on purpose. A light week with one good plan beats a full one, and nothing is ever overdue: a day that passes simply passes. The daily note is always there, and when you want more on any given day, you ask for one more question. You get more only when you ask for it.

Nothing is lost. There is no broken streak, falling score, or missed-plan warning. Either partner can choose another time, or Cuplido plans the next one for another time you're free.

The week's plan is a real thing you do together, written with enough detail to picture and placed at a real time in your week. Between plans, smaller moments fit the day you are having: a breakfast twist, a challenge after dinner. Daily notes are short questions you each answer on your own and then read together, and Ask one more offers an optional conversation question, one at a time.

You never need to prompt an AI. Cuplido chooses from activities written by people, using the time, energy, setting, and budget you share. What you write to each other is never used to choose your plans.

No. There is no number, ring, or percentage that judges your relationship. Cuplido shows the plans, notes, and memories you have shared, without creating something you can fall behind on.

Daily notes and question rounds can work while you are apart. The planned-week experience is designed primarily around shared real-world time, so Cuplido is not currently positioned as a dedicated long-distance couples app.

No. Cuplido never asks for calendar access and never syncs one. You mark the times you are usually free, like weekday evenings or Saturday afternoon, and plans are placed inside those. Either partner can move a plan to another of those times.

You can start alone. Install Cuplido, send your partner an invite, and the shared profile opens the moment they accept. Until then the daily note still works: your answers wait for them, and you read them together once your partner joins. One subscription covers both of you, so nobody pays twice.

Between us is three one-tap ways to tell your partner you are thinking of them, any time between plans: kisses, a doodle, and a Psss!, a short line like I miss you. Nothing is typed, and they can send something back or not. It is the other half of Cuplido: the plan is what you do together, and Between us is how you say you are thinking of each other the rest of the week. It lands on your partner's phone, and on iPhone on their home screen and lock screen.

No. You can send kisses, a doodle, and a Psss! from the moment you join, even before your partner has installed the app. Nothing is lost: the moment they join, everything you sent is waiting for them.

Kisses, doodles, and a Psss! from your partner arrive as a notification. On a day neither of you has sent anything, you each get one reminder at most, and you can turn it off in the app's notification settings.

The home screen widget, the lock screen widgets, and the live kiss count are iPhone only for now. Android gets its own home screen widget in a later release.

No. Every kiss, doodle, and Psss! goes only to your partner. Nothing is posted, shared, or visible to anyone outside the two of you.

The daily note is free forever: one small question a day you each answer alone and open together. Between us is free for both of you too. The planned week starts with a 7-day free trial that works exactly the way it does once you pay, a real plan with a day and a time plus small moments on your other free days, so you get the part that matters before you decide. After that, one subscription covers both partners.

4.99 a month or 29.99 a year, localized by your app store, and one subscription covers both partners. That is well below what most couples apps charge. The daily note and Between us stay free whether you subscribe or not.

No. Between us is free for both of you, whether or not you subscribe to the planned week. It is not part of the paid subscription.

You cancel in your App Store or Google Play subscription settings, at least 24 hours before the period ends. Cancel during the 7-day trial and you pay nothing. The daily note keeps working after you cancel. You can delete the account from the app settings at any time, and the Privacy Policy explains what is erased.

Never. What you write in notes, answers, and after a plan stays between the two of you. We only use what you tell us directly: what you miss, when you're free, and the quick answers you tap. When one of those changes a plan, the plan tells you so.

Cuplido uses the information needed to operate your shared experience and applies the choices described in its Privacy Policy. Private answers are never used for plan selection. Read the full policy in the Privacy Policy.