Spicee vs Jing Tracker

Spicee is a private journal for couples who want to stay close. Log the moments you share, see your year together on a beautiful heatmap and a private world map, send love coupons your partner can redeem, take on couples challenges as a team, and play conversation games designed to bring you closer. WHY COUPLES LOVE SPICEE • Activity Heatmap — visualize a year of shared moments at a glance • Private Map — see the places you've been together • Love Coupons — send thoughtful gifts your partner can redeem • Challenges — playful prompts to try together • Games — conversation decks and party games for two • PIN Lock — keep everything private behind a passcode • Real-time Sync — sign in once, see your shared space on both phones DESIGNED FOR PRIVACY Spicee never sells your data. Sign in with Apple or Google — your name and email are never shared with anyone else in the app. PIN Lock and Face ID keep prying eyes out. PERSONAL OR TOGETHER Use Spicee in Couple Mode with your partner, or in Single Mode just for yourself. Switch any time. PREMIUM Unlock the global activity map, advanced statistics, and unlimited challenges with a Spicee Premium subscription. Cancel anytime from your App Store settings. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://spicee.me/privacy

Jing tracker is a sexual wellness tracker meant to help you kept track of how often special events happen in your life. This app has no frills, no ads, and no agenda. It's not meant to help you quit masturbation or encourage you to have more sex. It simply puts the ability to track this data into your hands. Here is a brief overview of how to use Jing Tracker, and its four pages. The initial "Log" page is where you can log wellness events as they happen. The "Statistics" page is where you can view some simple statistics of your tracked events over a selectable time period. The "Calendar" page allows you to browse through your tracked events in a calendar view which I figured was intuitive for this time-series data. You can also edit the events of any given day by clicking on it. Last is the "Settings" page where you can export, import, or clear your data. Please note that all of the data in the above screenshots is generated and not from my personal use of this app. That's not something I want to share with strangers, and I imagine you might feel the same way which is why data privacy was a key design factor when developing this app. Jing Tracker does not connect to any third-party services. Your data stays on your device managed by iOS. This may include a backup to iCloud, but that is configurable by you. This app is open source! Check it out on GitHub: https://github.com/ashtacore/jing--tracker