LONG-DISTANCE COUPLES

An app for long-distance couples. More life together.

Perunika helps couples in different places share activities, challenges and small signs of affection. Start with a free card in your browser, send the link to your partner and choose something to do together today.

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Together across the distance

Distance is real. So make the connection visible.

Perunika gives you small reasons to reach for each other — then keeps the moment after it happens.

What can you do together when you live apart?

Match the activity to the time and energy you both have. A five-minute moment can be enough for today.

  • Five minutes: send a shared card

    Draw a card in the free browser game and share its link. Ask a question, swap a photo or pick a tiny activity. Agree when to reply so the invitation feels easy.

    Play the free couples game
  • Twenty minutes: make it a date

    Bring a drink to a call, choose three questions and take turns answering. Finish by choosing your next date. You do not need a perfect evening or a long video call.

    Choose a long-distance date
  • A week: keep one shared ritual

    Choose something small: a morning voice note, a photo from a walk or one song each evening. Decide together how often to do it and leave room for busy days.

    Find a shared habit

The feeling is human. The UI makes it possible.

See the same progress, support each other and keep the moments you create across the distance.

  • Perunika live run screen showing two runners with pace, distance and support reactions

    See what you share today.

  • Perunika Feed screen inviting a shared action

    Do something together.

  • Perunika Quest Detail screen showing shared progress

    Keep the moment afterwards.

A simple weekly plan for different time zones

Use this as a starting point, then adjust it to work, family and the hours you actually share.

  1. Choose one overlap. Agree on a 20-minute slot and write it in both local time zones. If you use a shared calendar, add the call link and a reminder.
  2. Pick the activity first. Choose a card, a question or a short walk before the call, so the date does not become another round of deciding what to do.
  3. Leave an asynchronous option. If the slot falls through, send a voice note or a photo and agree on a reply window. A missed call does not need to mean a missed connection.
  4. Keep one small memory. After the date, save a favourite answer or photo somewhere you both can revisit. Choose the next moment together.
Choose questions for your next call

Questions about staying close across distance

Can we try Perunika without downloading an app?

Yes. The free Shared Cards web game works in your browser without an account. Draw a card, share its link with your partner and choose when to do the activity. Try the browser game.

What can long-distance couples do without a video call?

Swap a photo from your day, send a voice note from a walk, share a song or answer the same question at different times. Choose a reply window that works for both of you instead of expecting an immediate response.

Do we need a shared calendar for a long-distance relationship?

A shared calendar can help you reserve calls and visits, especially across time zones. Check that each event displays correctly in both local times, add the call link and agree on reminders. Use your usual calendar to reserve the time, then choose something to do together from Perunika's shared cards.

Can we run or walk together from different cities?

You can agree on a start time, pick your own safe routes and share the experience afterwards. Perunika also has a dedicated page explaining remote running and Apple Health. Explore running together remotely.

Who do you want more life with?

Invite one person. Start with one small thing today.

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