Phorb vs Agapé
Agapé sends one question a day. Phorb has Daily Sync for that, plus moods, needs, notes, pulses, widgets, plans and games in the same app.
Feature comparison
| Feature | Phorb | Agapé |
|---|---|---|
| Daily questions | Yes | Yes |
| Live moods | Yes | Not in its listing |
| Needs | Yes | Not in its listing |
| Notes and photos | Yes | Not in its listing |
| Pulses | Yes | Not in its listing |
| Home and Lock Screen widgets | Yes | Not in its listing |
| Shared calendar | Yes | Not in its listing |
| Date ideas | Yes | Not in its listing |
| Shared bucket list | Yes | Not in its listing |
| Games for two | Yes | Not in its listing |
| One subscription for both | Yes | Not in its listing |
Has it Partly Not in its listing
“Not in its listing” means the app's App Store listing and website don't mention it.
Only in Phorb's listing
Agapé's App Store listing and website don't mention these. In Phorb, they're part of the same app.
- Live moodsShare how you feel and your partner sees it right away
- NeedsSay what would help: reassurance, a hug or some space
- Notes and photosLeave your partner a note or a photo
- PulsesA touch your partner feels on their phone
- Home and Lock Screen widgetsYour partner's mood, notes and days together at a glance
- Shared calendarPlans and dates with reminders for both of you
- Date ideasIdeas for your city, at home or long distance
- Shared bucket listTrips, dates and goals to reach together
- Games for twoPlay together in turns, wherever you are
- One subscription for bothOne partner pays, both get Premium
Questions
What is a good alternative to Agapé?
Phorb is a good alternative to Agapé if you like a daily question and want the rest of your day together in the same app: moods, needs, notes, plans and games.
Is Phorb free?
Yes. Phorb's core features and all 17 widgets are free. Premium unlocks more, and one Premium subscription covers both partners.
Does Phorb work in my language?
Phorb runs in 10 languages: English, Spanish, German, French, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese and Romanian. Each partner uses it in their own language.