
Feel — moods for two
How you feel, together
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Say what you feel, without having to find the words.
Feel is made for two people. You touch a sphere, it takes the color of your mood, and the other person sees it change on their phone. That's all, and it's already a lot — because the days when you don't have the strength to explain are exactly the days it should be said.
A SPHERE, NOT A FORM
Nothing to fill in. Your finger goes where it wants: the direction picks the emotion, the distance tells how strong it is. Nine families, dozens of shades — from "I feel good" to "I've had enough", from "I'm at peace" to "I miss you". And when the wheel doesn't have the right word, tap three times and write your own.
YOUR BOND, AT A GLANCE
The Us tab looks at what flows between you: sharing, listening, balance, warmth. Never a score, never a reproach. Words, and the light of the sphere.
YOUR MEMORIES
A day, a few words, a photo, kept together. A year later, to the day, Feel brings them back, and each month gets its recap in colors.
TALK, TOO
Texts, voice messages, photos, GIFs, reactions. Photos can be sent as view once: seen once, then erased on both sides.
WHAT FEEL DOESN'T DO
No ads. No selling of data. No news feed, no likes, nobody but the two of you. Your moods and messages are hosted in France.
YOU STAY IN CONTROL
Pause sharing when you need some air, without losing anything. Part ways without losing your account or your moods. Delete your account from the menu, immediately and for good — not a deactivation.
WITH THE HEALTH APP
If you like, the moods you share are also logged in the Health app on your iPhone, as a State of Mind. Feel only writes there and never reads anything, and words of love stay between the two of you. It stays off until you turn it on.
Feel is lived as two, but works alone too: track your mood, and invite someone the day you want to. One of you can be on iPhone, the other on Android.
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What's New in Feel
1.5.1
October 24, 2026
Since the last update, Feel could close as soon as you opened it: it's fixed. Thank you for your patience.




