CoupleLog vs Onseol

Count the days that matter - CoupleLog Enter the one date you started dating and CoupleLog takes care of the rest. Day one is the day you met, and every milestone after that is worked out for you. - What you get • D-Day counter How many days you have been together, with both of your names, a photo and your start date. • Automatic anniversaries 100 days through 1,000 days, and one year through ten years. Twenty milestones, generated for you. • Anniversary tab Grouped by year, split into upcoming and past, each with a D-N badge. The next three sit on your home screen. • Reminders A notification at 9 AM on D-7, D-3 and the day itself. Turn reminders on or off in Settings. • Home screen widgets A small widget with your names and day count, and a medium one that adds your start date and the next milestone. On iOS and Android. • Your own dates First kiss, first trip, the day you moved in. Give it a name and a date and it joins the list. • Photo timeline Save a photo with an optional note and a date, then read your story back as a vertical timeline. Entries can be linked to an anniversary. • A soft pink and rose design made for two - Who it is for • Couples who never want to miss a milestone • Anyone who knows the date but hates doing the math • People who want the count on their home screen - Private by design Everything stays on your device. Nothing is sent to a server, and there is no account and no sign-up. CoupleLog is free, supported by banner ads and an occasional full-screen ad when you save a memory.

Onseol counts the days that matter — no account, no sign-up. Every date lives only on your phone. • Korean-style D-day — D-DAY, D-100, and days-since counted from day 1. 100-day and yearly milestones, automatically. • Lunar (음력) birthdays & memorials — converted to the solar date each year. • Home & Lock Screen widgets — they survive iOS updates and stay date-sorted. • Reminders — D-7, D-DAY, and milestones, all on device. No subscription. No account. A one-time Pro removes the ads and lifts the event limit.