What people ask before installing a question card app, answered from the App Store listing and the developer’s site.
Answers come from the Togethis App Store listing and togethis.app, read on 2026-10-02. Where the developer does not say something, we say so.
The app, the 50-question For Friends starter deck and the first cards of every paid deck are free. Each paid deck, For Couples, For Family, For the Party and 36 Questions to Fall in Love, is a one-time purchase. There are also two bundles, All Access for the current decks and Lifetime for all decks including future ones. Prices are shown on the App Store in your currency.
Paid decks support Family Sharing, so your family can use what you bought.
There are no accounts, no registration, no ads and no advertising identifiers. Deck progress and the memories journal are kept on your phone. The site says the internet is used to download questions, check purchases with the App Store and send anonymous usage stats without personal data.
Togethis runs on iPhone and iPad with iOS 17 or later and is rated 9+. It is in English and Ukrainian, and it is made in Ukraine.
| Question | Short answer |
|---|---|
| Subscription? | No |
| Free part | Download, 50-question starter deck, first cards of every deck |
| Account or ads? | Neither |
| Devices | iPhone and iPad, iOS 17+ |
| Languages | English and Ukrainian |
The download, the 50-question starter deck and the first cards of every paid deck are free. Other decks are one-time purchases, with no subscription.
No account is created. Deck progress and the memories journal are kept on your phone, per the developer.
Yes. It is a Ukrainian app in Ukrainian and English.
Yes, paid decks support Family Sharing.
A deck based on psychologist Arthur Aron’s study: three sets of twelve questions from light to very personal.