WarmthMap

WarmthMap is a mobile app for couples who want more affectionate touch (hand-holding, hugs, cuddles) without making it awkward or transactional. Each partner sets simple “touch preferences” (what feels good, what doesn’t, when it’s welcome) and a realistic weekly goal (e.g., 5 hugs/day is fantasy for many—start with 1–2). The app offers lightweight check-ins (“Did you get a meaningful touch today?”) and shows a private, shared dashboard of patterns: time-of-day, stress levels, and which gestures land best. It includes consent-first prompts and “repair scripts” for when one partner feels rejected or pressured. This is not a sex app and not therapy; it’s a habit and communication tool with optional AI-generated micro-suggestions based on what you both say works. Expect some users to churn—this only helps couples willing to participate.

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