Question cards · iPhone + iPad
Togethis review: swipe a card and the conversation starts
Togethis is a set of question decks for the people you talk to most: a partner, family, friends. You pick a deck, read the card out loud, let everyone answer and swipe to the next. The starter deck is free, the other decks are bought once, and there is no subscription, no ads and no account. We describe it by what the App Store listing and the developer’s site say it does.
Everything here comes from the live App Store listing and the developer’s site togethis.app, both checked on 2026-10-02. The app came out in September 2026 and has only a handful of ratings, so we judge it on features rather than reviews. Censuus ranks apps by the traffic they draw and by sponsorship, so paying also raises placement.
How a session works
One question sits on the screen. You read it aloud, everyone answers, and you swipe to the next card. Who answers first is up to you. The developer suggests using it at the table, on a date or during a video call, and action cards now and then change the rhythm.
For couples
The couples deck runs from light and romantic questions to the most daring ones. Guess mode turns it into a game of who knows whom better, a memories journal keeps the answers you want to hold on to, and a weekly streak for two gives you a reason to come back.
For family and friends
The family deck is meant to bring three generations around one table, from funny memories to stories you have not heard yet. For friends there is the free 50-question starter deck and a party deck with stories, confessions, a little healthy absurdity and action cards for game nights.
36 Questions to Fall in Love
Version 1.1 added a deck based on psychologist Arthur Aron’s well-known study: three sets of twelve questions that move from light to very personal. The developer’s site also has the full list and the rules in Ukrainian.
A reason to come back
There is a question of the day, a shared question of the week, Tonight’s Mix that blends cards from the decks you own, bonus cards for finished decks and gentle reminders.
Price model and privacy
The download and the starter deck are free, and so are the first cards of every paid deck, so you can try before you buy. Paid decks and two bundles are one-time purchases through the App Store and stay yours, with Family Sharing. There are no accounts and no ads. Deck progress and the memories journal stay on your phone; the site says the app sends only anonymous usage stats without personal data.
Verdict
Togethis is a tidy, private question-card app that suits couples, families and friends alike, with a fair pay-once model and a Ukrainian version. It is new and iPhone and iPad only. To see it next to other question apps, read our best couples questions apps.
| At a glance | Togethis |
|---|---|
| Who it is for | Couples, families and groups of friends who want better questions than “how was your day?” |
| Platforms | iPhone and iPad, iOS 17 or later |
| Price | Free download and a free 50-question starter deck; other decks are one-time purchases, no subscription |
| Account and ads | No account, no ads, no tracking, per the developer |
| Decks | For Friends, For Couples, For Family, For the Party, 36 Questions to Fall in Love |
| Languages | English and Ukrainian |
Frequently asked questions
What is Togethis?
A conversation card app for iPhone and iPad with question decks for couples, family and friends, a Guess mode for couples, a memories journal and a question of the day.
Is Togethis a subscription?
No. The download and the 50-question starter deck are free, and other decks are one-time purchases that stay yours, with Family Sharing.
Do I need an account?
No. There is no account, no registration and no ads.
Is Togethis on Android?
No. It is on the App Store for iPhone and iPad and needs iOS 17 or later.