Eazy Date vs Maybe Tonight

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The kids are asleep. The phones are down. You rehearse three words in your head: “How about tonight?” Sometimes the answer is yes. Sometimes it’s “I’m exhausted.” Either way, tomorrow still involves dishes. Maybe Tonight is a small diary for husbands who recognize that little scene. A bit of self-deprecating humor, a place to keep perspective, and two taps to record how the evening went. ALL THAT COURAGE. JUST TWO TAPS. After talking with your partner, tap “I asked tonight,” then choose “Yes” or “Not tonight.” Choosing the result saves it to the server. The first tap only opens the choice; it doesn’t save a record or message your partner. ONE DAY IS ONE DAY. Each date keeps one result. Change your answer or fix a mistaken tap without adding extra days. All dates use Beijing time (UTC+8), including outside China. SHARE THE NUMBERS. KEEP THE DETAILS. Opt in to a public leaderboard if you’d like a little company. Browse the “Yes nights” and “Rain checks” boards for this month, this year, or all time. Only your username, total days, and rank are public—not individual dates or private notes. Participation is off by default, and you can leave at any time. YOUR LITTLE DIARY. YOUR CALL. Browse records by month, edit or delete an entry, and choose a unique username or keep a randomly generated one. You can permanently delete your account and records in Settings. Laugh a little. Keep perspective. Intimacy requires mutual consent. No one owes anyone a yes, and a no needs no explanation. A record or a ranking is never a reason to pressure your partner. The app sends no requests or notifications to them. For adults. Saving and reading records require an internet connection. Your account uses an anonymous session on this device; cross-device login and account recovery are not supported.