Naughty Plans

Time just for the two of you, planned together.

Naughty Plans helps couples keep room for their intimacy: a rhythm you choose together, taking turns to choose, discreet reminders.

For iPhoneComing soon to the App Store

Why Naughty Plans?

Life moves fast

Work, kids, tiredness: intimacy often comes after everything else. Planning is making a date with each other.

Less left unsaid

Each of you says what you feel like, in turn, without having to ask at the wrong moment.

Keep the surprise

Place, mood, time of day: whoever chooses prepares the surprise, the other discovers it.

Who is it for?

Adult couples

Together for a short or a long time, married or not: the app is made for two consenting adults.

Busy parents

When days are full, a moment planned ahead is a moment that happens.

Couples rekindling the flame

To find more closeness, regularity and new ideas.

How it works

  1. Choose your rhythm

    How many times a week, which days, and who chooses: one of you, the other, or the app with a surprise.

  2. Take turns

    On the day, whoever is choosing picks the place, the mood and the time of day, with a little note if you feel like it.

  3. Discreet reminders

    Notifications never say what was chosen: nothing explicit on the lock screen.

  4. Your story together

    History, statistics, reactions and, as an option, a personal coach to find new ideas.

Your privacy comes first

End-to-end encrypted

Comments, positions and photos can only be read by the two of you, not even by us.

Zero advertising

No advertising, no audience measurement, no sale of data.

Discreet

Face ID lock and notifications without details on the lock screen.

Read

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Health

Intimacy and health: what the science says

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Well-being

Sleep and stress: intimacy as an ally

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