Unbottle.

Case study · Couples & relationships

A private iPhone app for couples: one question card a day to talk about out loud, with nothing typed and nothing recorded.

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Client: Unbottle
Industry: Couples & relationships
Timeline: Website
What we did: Web development, UX/UI design

The client

About Unbottle

Unbottle gives couples a few quiet minutes a day for the conversations that get lost between bills, chores and plans. One partner reads a question card aloud, the other answers, then they swap. Any card can be flipped for three follow-up questions that go deeper, and themed decks cover love, affirmations, dating, self, family and intimacy. Nothing is recorded, and journal notes stay private.

The challenge

What we had to solve

Most couples talk all day about bills, chores and plans. Unbottle had to create space for deeper conversation without feeling like homework or putting anything private at risk.

Our work

What we built

Spoken, not typed: Conversations happen out loud, together, and are never recorded.

Depth on demand: Follow-up questions on every card, with no score and no rush.

A deck for every mood: Themed decks so couples can pick what fits the night.

Key features

What it does

A question a day

One card to read aloud, then swap so both partners ask and answer.

Go deeper

Flip any card for three follow-up questions that get to what you really mean.

Themed decks

Love, affirmations, dating, self, family and roots, and intimacy.

Private by design

Answers are spoken, never recorded; no ads and no data selling.

User journey

How people use it

Each session is a short, spoken back-and-forth that couples can go deeper on whenever they want.

You ask

Read the day's card out loud to your partner.

They answer

Just listen, and tap the card when you want to go deeper.

Then swap

Tap next and it's their turn to ask you.

The website

Inside Unbottle

A rich plum-to-rose palette with glowing gradients gives the site an intimate, evening feel. Rotating question chips, a flippable card demo and colourful deck tiles show exactly how the app works before anyone downloads it.