Count what matters
Create a counter for the day you met, your wedding, or any date that means something. The number ticks past midnight on its own. No account, no setup, and it works completely offline.
Anniversary counter and widgets
Together counts them beautifully, from the day you met, and puts the number where you will actually see it: your Home and Lock Screen. Count up, and look forward to the next one.
What is inside
Every part of Together exists so a number you care about is in front of you, and so the days worth marking never slip past unnoticed.
Create a counter for the day you met, your wedding, or any date that means something. The number ticks past midnight on its own. No account, no setup, and it works completely offline.
A serif number on your wallpaper, legible at arm's length. Widget styles that run from quiet ink to photo keepsakes, in every size Apple offers.
Day 1,000. Your 5th anniversary. Six monthiversaries you forgot existed. Together finds them and gives you a gentle heads-up the week before, the day before, and the morning it lands.
Cannot pick what to do tonight? Spin the deck: one curated date card, a twist to keep it interesting, and two vetoes between you. When the vetoes run out, the card stands. Date nights get counted too.
No streaks, no guilt, no daily nag. An optional morning day-count and a Sunday recap exist for the people who want them, and both are off by default.
Turn a milestone into a share card in three layouts, sized for stories or for the feed, so what you send looks like it was made on purpose.
A look inside
Real screens from the app. Scroll sideways.
Pricing
Together Premium is one payment, once. Nothing renews, nothing recurs, and there is no trial to remember to cancel.
$0 forever
$5.99 once, not a subscription
Prices shown in US dollars. Your store charges the equivalent local tier. Premium is tied to the App Store account that bought it, and Restore Purchases brings it back on a new device.
Private by default
There is no Together account and no server holding your counters. Titles, dates and photos are stored on your device only. The one thing that leaves is anonymous product analytics, so we can tell which screens people use.