Booji is a little world for just the two of you. Love notes, moods, a buzz they can feel and a game that keeps you curious, all in one place nobody else can see.
A question game for two. You both answer in secret, then the answers are revealed at once. Some rounds make you laugh. Some start the talk you've been meaning to have.
Never go to bed angry or Sleep on it?
Not everything fits in a text. Booji gives you playful ways to reach each other, and each one feels different when it lands on their phone.
Write a little note on paper that feels real. Stuck for words? Tap “Inspire me” and borrow one. Every note keeps your love streak going.
Send a flutter, a nudge or a squeeze. Their phone buzzes, even on silent.
Tap one. Android phones buzz too.
Pick a face and send it. Your character shows exactly how you feel.
"Sleepy"One tap shows where you are, the weather and how your day looks. Your location is shared only when you send one.
Ask them out with a time and a plan. One tap puts it in their calendar.
And of course plain texts, replies and reactions, for everything else.
Send a love note and your streak grows. It's the small daily habit that keeps you close, and it's surprisingly hard to stop.
Pick one of the hand-drawn characters and it becomes you in Booji. It shows your mood next to your status and always wears the right face: a love note arrives love-struck, a tired evening looks tired.
Booji counts your days together and keeps the dates that matter: your anniversary, their birthday, the night you met. Watch the countdown, and get a reminder before the big day. Nobody gets to be the one who forgot.
Booji isn't private because a policy says so. It's private because there's no room for anyone else.
No profile to find and no way for anyone else to join.
Your partner sees where you are only when you send a Pulse. Never in the background.
Turn on App Lock and Booji opens only with your face, fingerprint or passcode.
Disconnect in one tap, or delete your account and everything in it.
What couples usually ask before they connect.
Yes. Booji is free, with no ads and nothing to subscribe to.
You both install Booji, on iPhone or Android, mixed is fine. One of you sends an invite link; the other opens it, sees who it's from and taps to connect. That's the whole sign-up.
No, and it doesn't try to. Keep your chat for the logistics. Booji is for the small things that get lost in a busy thread: a note, a mood, a nudge, a question you'd never think to ask.
Especially then. The streak gives you a small daily ritual, Reveal keeps you curious about someone you think you know by heart, and the dates that matter never slip past. Booji is built for staying close, not for dating.
Yes. Distance is where Booji earns its keep: a Pulse shows where they are and what their day looks like, a nudge is felt in their pocket, and the streak gives you both a daily reason to show up.
Only the two of you. Booji connects exactly two people: there's no feed, no profile to find and no way for a third person to join. Your location is shared only when you send a Pulse, never in the background.
Your messages and account live on servers in the EU, encrypted on the way and at rest. A few supporting services, like push notifications and crash reports, run in the US. We don't sell your data or run ads on it, and the little analytics we keep use an app ID, never your name, email or messages. The details are in the privacy policy.
Yes. Turn on App Lock and Booji opens only with your face, fingerprint or passcode, so a borrowed phone stays private.
Life happens. Healing Hearts cover the days you miss, and you earn more as you keep going. If a streak ever breaks, Booji remembers your best one.
Disconnect in one tap. It unpairs you both, their messages leave your timeline and your account stays yours. If you'd rather close the chapter completely, delete your account and everything goes with it; the steps are on the delete account page.
Download Booji, pick your character and send your invite. Tonight could be your first love note.
Free on iPhone & Android
Big gesture or Small daily acts?
"Sleepy"
