A morning question that sticks.
A new question every day, and not the usual "How was your day?". Something that lingers as you drink your coffee, that you come back to when you get home at night. One a day, no more.
Spark · An app for couples
For the couples who don't want to be bored. Not even by year three.
A question for the morning. A game for later. A clear picture of what counts for the two of you.
This lands with you tomorrow morning
Today
What still surprises me about you?
You both answer. Then you see each other.
You're in before everyone else. And you pay less in your first year.
We'll send you an email to confirm. After that, once a month at most. Promise.
An app that sounds the way you two talk to each other.
- 01 Direct. Spark says what's what. No padded explanations, no three-step programs, no filler about "authentic connection".
- 02 Warm. Spark writes to you in the tone of a good friend at the kitchen table. Plain words, short sentences, nothing preachy.
- 03 With humor. A relationship can be light without being shallow. Spark takes the subject seriously. Itself, not so much.
- 04 At your pace. No streaks, no guilt. Spark waits until you're both there, and never asks for more than you want to give.
Three things. That's it.
A game for the evenings that run long.
When you have an unplanned Sunday evening, Spark suggests a game mode. Tasks in five phases, paced to you. You decide how far you go, anytime. The stop signal always works.
Know what counts for the two of you, before you ask.
Spark sorts your preferences. You look at the list in your own time, your partner does the same. Spark only shows where you're both a yes. So you never have to guess where the other one stands.
Spark launches in summer 2026.
Being on the waitlist means you hear it first, you get into the beta, and you pay less in your first year. We'll send you an email to confirm, then it's quiet until launch.
Who's behind Spark
A small team. Deliberately anonymous.
Spark is built by a small team based in the EU. We're in our 30s ourselves, some of us together longer than others. We're building Spark because we'd use the app ourselves.
We like the idea that a relationship can be light without being shallow. Direct, without being rough. Playful, without being cheesy. Spark is our attempt to put that into an app you'll both want to open.
We stay anonymous because Spark should be for you, not for us. No founder photos, no LinkedIn self-promotion. An app that belongs to you when you use it.
Spark TeamFrequently asked questions
When does Spark launch?
Summer 2026. If you're on the waitlist, you get the exact date first and access a few days before everyone else.
What does Spark cost?
Around €10 per month, less on the annual plan. You'll see the exact price before you buy in the App Store, which also handles billing. Cancel anytime.
What devices does Spark run on?
At launch, iPhone first. Android follows later in the year.
Do I need my partner to use Spark?
No. You can sign up alone and explore Spark on your own. You can invite once you're ready.
Is Spark for queer couples?
Yes. Spark is for all couples between 25 and 45, whatever your genders. Content and language are inclusive from the start.
What do you do with my data?
As little as possible. We only process what the app technically needs. We don't sell anything, and we don't track for advertising. Full details are in our privacy policy.