2026 Comparison
Amora vs Agapé: Which Couples App Is Better?
We make Amora. This comparison uses each app's own pages, checked October 29, 2026.
The Amora team
Makers of Amora
The Amora team
Makers of Amora
Agapé and Amora both send a daily question that you see each other's answer to only after you both reply. Agapé leans into question categories such as long distance, finances and faith. Amora adds a shared journal, long distance tools like each other's local time, and date night on two laptops with Max.
Feature Comparison
| Feature | Amora | 💗 Agapé |
|---|---|---|
| Daily question | One shared question a day, opens at each partner's own midnight | A daily question |
| Answers | Revealed after you both reply | Visible after both people respond |
| Question library | 3,000+ quiz questions across 21 topics | Thousands of questions, opt-in categories |
| Memories | Shared journal with photos, important dates and countdowns | Memories, love notes and a scrapbook |
| Long distance | Each partner's local time; distance, widgets and Live Translation with Pro | A long distance question category |
| Watch together | Date night with Max: Netflix or YouTube in sync on two laptops | Not stated on its own pages |
| Free | Daily question, shared journal and important dates, private chat | Free to download and use, thousands of questions |
| Paid | Pro from $4.99 a month, billed yearly; one subscription covers you both | Some categories need a subscription |
| Platforms | iPhone and Android, mix and match | iPhone and Android |
The short version
Agapé and Amora share the same core idea: one question a day, and you only see your partner's answer after you have shared yours. Where they differ is what sits around that question.
When Agapé fits better
Agapé offers opt-in question categories for specific seasons of a relationship, such as engaged, parenting, pregnancy, finances and religious couples, plus a daily gratitude prompt. If those topics are what you want to talk about, that focus is useful.
When Amora fits better
Amora is built for couples apart first. Each of you sees the other's local time, the question opens at your own midnight, and Pro adds your distance, widgets and Live Translation. Its journal keeps your photos, important dates and countdowns, and Max adds date night: watching Netflix or YouTube together in sync on two laptops, with your partner on video.
What each costs
Amora is free to start: the daily question, your shared journal and private chat. On the website, Pro is $4.99 a month billed yearly ($59.99), or $4.99 a week, and one subscription covers both of you. Agapé is free to download with thousands of questions; some categories need a subscription, priced in its App Store listing.
Sources: Amora pricing · Agapé and its App Store listing. Prices and limits can vary by country and store.
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Which App Should You Choose?
Choose Amora if you...
- Are long distance and want each other's local time and a question at your own midnight
- Want a shared journal with dates and countdowns
- Want to watch shows together in sync with Max
Choose Agapé if you...
- Want question categories for engaged, parenting, faith or finances
- Like a daily gratitude prompt
- Want a large free question library
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Agapé free?
Agapé says it is free to download and use with thousands of questions; some categories need a subscription.
How are Amora and Agapé alike?
Both send a daily question and show your partner's answer only after you both reply.
How much is Amora Pro?
Pro is $4.99 a month billed yearly ($59.99), or $4.99 a week, and one subscription covers both of you.
The Amora team
Makers of Amora
Amora is a founder-led couples app: Riley Tonkin builds it, and our writers read the relationship psychology research, from Gottman, Johnson, Tatkin and others, and turn it into questions couples actually want to answer.