Turn Your Dates Into Memories That Last

Q: How do couples track their dates?

After each date, you create an entry with the details: where you went, what you did, photos from the night, and any notes you want to remember. The app puts everything in a timeline and drops a pin on the map for each location.

Keep track of every date you go on. Add photos, drop a pin on the map, write notes about what made it great. Look back on it all whenever you want.

Pin every date on your memory map

Upload photos and capture moments

Explore your timeline together

What You Can Do

Everything you need to keep a record of your dates together

Pin Dates on a Map

Every date gets a pin on your map. Over time you'll see all the places you've been together, whether that's around town or across the country.

Photos & Notes

Upload photos from the night, jot down what you did, add inside jokes or funny moments. The stuff you'll want to remember later.

Timeline View

All your dates show up in order. Scroll back through and see what you were doing six months ago, or that random Tuesday night last year.

Stats & Badges

See how many dates you've logged, what kinds of dates you do most, and unlock badges when you hit milestones. A little gamification never hurt.

Multiple Scrapbooks

Make separate scrapbooks for different things. One for your trip to Europe, one for 2025 dates, one for just the two of you. However you want to organize it.

Share With Your Partner

Invite your partner so you can both add to the same scrapbook. They can upload their photos, add their own notes, and help fill in what you forgot.

How It Works

Four steps. Takes about two minutes.

Create a Scrapbook

Add a Date

Enter where you went and drop a pin on the map

Add Photos & Notes

Upload some pics, write a quick note about the night

Look Back Anytime

Browse your timeline or map whenever you want to remember the good times

Why Bother Tracking Dates?

Here's the thing: you'll forget most of your dates. Not because they weren't good, but because that's just how memory works. Six months from now, you won't remember that Thai place you tried on a Tuesday in March.

A scrapbook fixes that. You spend two minutes logging a date, and now it's there forever. The photos, where you went, what you thought about it. Next anniversary, you can look back and actually remember what you did together.

Some couples have been using this for years now and have hundreds of dates logged. It's kind of wild to scroll through and see your whole relationship mapped out.

What Couples Are Saying

"We love looking back at all our dates! It's so fun to see where we've been and remember the little moments that made each date special."

- Sarah & Mike

"The map feature is incredible. Seeing all our date locations pinned makes us realize how much we've explored together."

- Jessica & Alex

"It's like a digital scrapbook but so much better. We can both add to it and it's always there when we want to reminisce."

- Taylor & Jordan

Frequently Asked Questions

It's a place to keep track of all your dates in one spot. You can add photos, write notes about what you did, and pin each location on a map. Think of it like a shared photo album, but organized by date.

After each date, create an entry with the details: where you went, what you did, photos from the night, and any notes you want to remember. The app puts everything in a timeline and drops a pin on the map for each location.

Yes, it's free. No catch. Create as many scrapbooks as you want, add unlimited dates, upload photos. We don't charge for any of it.

Yes. Make as many as you want. One for this year's dates, one for a trip you took, whatever works for you.

Yes. Invite them via email and they'll have access to add dates, upload photos, and write notes on the same scrapbook.

Each time you log a date, you drop a pin for where it happened. Over time you build up a map of everywhere you've been together. Click any pin to see the photos and notes from that date.

Ready to Start?

It's free. Takes about 30 seconds to set up. Go on a date, log it, repeat.