Unlike social media platforms, certain phone apps for romantic lovers are specifically designed to provide people with intimacy. The Between app is a prime example of this; it gives couples a private, almost secretive place to communicate. The app also time stamps all photos shared between two lovers, compiling them into a sweet memorabilia. It is a convenient and cute way for couples to keep in touch.
But other intimate romance-related apps are not so cutesy. Condom company Durex's Australian branch created an app that comes with vibrating undergarments. The app called Fundawear is touch-screen sensitive -- when one is active on the app, it signals the other end through intense vibrations.
Discrepancy in romance-related apps come in useful in reverse ways, too. For instance, there is an app that fully deletes desired traces of your ex lover off your Facebook. Just type in your ex's name in the Killswitch app and it will discretely make all memories vanish. Love makes the world go round, which is why the app developing industry is ever more attentive to every lover or broken lover's needs.
- Gen Alpha
- Gen Z (primary audience)
- Millennial (primary audience)
- Gen X (primary audience)
