Just the two of you
No feed, no followers, nothing to perform for. Notes and letters are sealed on your phones before they are sent.
For two people, in two places
Cozy Apart gives long-distance couples one small home to share: rooms you both walk around, notes waiting on the table, and the quiet little rituals that keep you close when life puts you in different rooms.
Different rooms. Same story.


Most apps hand you a chat window. Cozy Apart gives you somewhere to be. A home the two of you keep, where the small things — a note before class, a plant that needs water, a photo they should see first — are the whole point.
The home
A living room, a bedroom, a kitchen and a studio, drawn in 3D and shared between the two of you. Walk over to the sofa, turn a lamp on, move the furniture. When they are home too, you see them cross the room.

The everyday
Leave a note on the table for them to find. Write a love letter on real paper and have it arrive at their house. Put a photo in a frame on the wall, and it hangs in their room too.

Together
Plant something and water it on the days they cannot. Light the lanterns down the path. Take the car out to the coast together, or race each other there.


No feed, no followers, nothing to perform for. Notes and letters are sealed on your phones before they are sent.
Different time zones and busy days are the design, not an edge case. Things wait for them, patiently.
The plant grows, the seasons turn, letters arrive. The home is a little different each time you open it.
Cozy Apart is free on the App Store and Google Play. You each get it on your own phone, iPhone or Android, and share the same home.