SHARE YOUR MOOD WITH YOUR PARTNER: FIVE APPS.

What each one shares, where your partner sees it, and what it costs.

We make Tintee, so we are not neutral. To keep this page useful anyway, every fact about another app comes from its own App Store page, Google Play page or website, checked on October 7, 2026, with the source linked under each app. If a page didn’t say it, it isn’t written here.

WHAT TO LOOK AT

What you actually share: a mood, a note, photos, something else.
Where your partner sees it: in the app, on a home-screen widget, on a watch.
Who else can join: just the two of you, or family and friends too.
What it costs, and what the developer declares about your data.

AT A GLANCE

App	Mood sharing	Cost
Tintee	A mood, the right word and how strong, plus little signs. Widget.	Free, no ads
Hueband	A mood and a one-line note, on phone, watch and widget.	Free trial, then a subscription
Widgetable	Mood Bubble and Mood Jar, among many shared widgets.	Free, in-app purchases
Flamme	Feelings check-ins, inside a couples app.	Free, in-app purchases
How We Feel	A feelings journal; its friends feature shares how you feel.	Free

TINTEE

What you share: a mood (one of ten colors, the right word if you like, how strong), and little signs like ✌️ “thinking of you” or ☕ “grab a coffee?”.
Where it shows: in the app and on a home-screen widget; also on the lock screen on iPhone, and in a floating bubble on Android.
Who: up to 8 people per group (two is fine) and up to four groups per account: your partner, your family, your friends.
Also: daily games (ÉCHO, the word game, and “Do you know me?”), a comic of your week on Sunday, and ghost mode to pause.
Cost: free, no ads; nothing to pay during the beta.
Phones and data: Android and iPhone, beta for adults (18+) for now. No email or phone number to sign up; never your location, photos or contacts.

Source: our own FAQ and privacy policy.

HUEBAND

What you share: “Pick from 20 moods or create your own with any label, emoji, and color”, with an optional one-line note.
Where it shows: on your partner’s phone, Apple Watch or Wear OS watch face, and home-screen widget; lock-screen widgets on iPhone too.
Who: made for couples, with separate “circles” for family or friends, “up to 4 people each”.
Also: a weekly mood ring with a sync score, and a soft reminder if one of you goes quiet for a while.
Cost: free to download with a 7-day free trial (15 mood check-ins a day), then Hueband Pro at $8.99/month or $34.99/year; “one subscription covers both of you”.
Phones: iPhone (iOS 18+) and Android (10+), with Apple Watch and Wear OS apps.

Source: hueband.app, checked on October 7, 2026.

WIDGETABLE: BESTIES & COUPLES

What you share: moods through “Mood Bubble and Mood Jar”, among many shared widgets: virtual pets, a sleep widget, a distance widget and more.
Where it shows: on the lock and home screens.
Location: the developer asks for location permission for the distance widget, “so that you can always know how far the other one is”.
Cost: free, with in-app purchases; its Google Play page says it contains ads.
Phones: iPhone (iOS 16.0 or later) and Android, with 50M+ downloads on Google Play. Age rating 13+ on the App Store, Everyone on Google Play.

Source: Widgetable on the App Store, Widgetable on Google Play, checked on October 7, 2026.

FLAMME

What you share: “Feelings Check-ins: Share your mood instantly”, with moods such as happy, loved, excited or “call me please.”
Also: daily discovery questions and quizzes for couples, premium widgets for days together and countdowns, and a premium AI relationship coach.
Cost: free, with in-app purchases (Flamme Premium, weekly, monthly or yearly).
Phones: iPhone and iPad (iOS 15.1 or later) on the App Store, age rating 18+. We only checked its App Store page.

Source: Flamme on the App Store, checked on October 7, 2026.

HOW WE FEEL

What you share: an emotional wellbeing journal first; its friends feature “allows you to share how you feel with the people you trust most in real time”.
Also: short step-by-step video strategies, and sleep, exercise and health trends through HealthKit.
Cost: free, from a science-based nonprofit conceived with Yale University’s Center for Emotional Intelligence.
Data: in its developer’s words, “all of your data is kept on your device unless you opt-in to send an anonymized version of your check-ins to be used in research”.
Phones: iPhone (iOS 17.0 or later) on the App Store, age rating 9+. We only checked its App Store page.

Source: How We Feel on the App Store, checked on October 7, 2026.

WHICH ONE FITS

Just moods, for two or for a small group, on a widget, free: Tintee.
Moods on a watch face too, and a weekly sync score: Hueband.
A home screen full of shared widgets, pets and distance included: Widgetable.
Questions, quizzes, coaching and mood check-ins for a couple: Flamme.
A journal to understand your own feelings, with sharing to the people you trust: How We Feel.

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BETA 18+

TRY IT TOGETHER

Tintee is in beta on Android and iPhone, and a group can mix both. The beta is for adults (18+) for now. Install it together, then one of you creates the group and sends the link to the others.

ANDROID BETA →IPHONE BETA →