Every feature tells you who can see it before you use it.
Hold what matters without turning it into a performance.
Choose the audience when you write; keeping it to yourself is always valid.
Name what you feel without needing to publish it.
Remember what you tried and whether it helped—visible only to you.
Turn things you care about into days you can look forward to.
Plan something for one day or a whole stretch of time.
Keep meaningful dates visible to both of you.
Capture it now, name who it is for, and choose a date when you are ready.
See wishes, ideas and anniversaries in one calm timeline.
Make the destination and the next choice clear.
Say difficult things again with more care.
A hello, a hug, or a gentle check-in arrives right away.
Ask without sharing your own position. They can share or decline.
Share only the beginning and end so your partner can be considerate.
A day, its photographs, and everyone who was there — even when they are not all the same relationship.
Upload an afternoon at once rather than one picture at a time.
Tag the people you share a relationship with. Tagged people always see it.
Publish to relationship types, not individuals. Nobody outside them can see it.