The Cozy Cave
On her phoneYou may feel more inward and in need of comfort — go easy on yourself.
“Comfort mode activated. Be her warm blanket today.”
A calm, private tracker for her cycle, moods and pregnancy, with a quiet line to the one person she chooses.
Her phase, how she's feeling today, what she wants to talk about, and what to actually do about it. Live, the moment she logs.
WifeLine follows her cycle day by day and explains each phase twice: to her, in her words, and to him, in his.
You may feel more inward and in need of comfort — go easy on yourself.
“Comfort mode activated. Be her warm blanket today.”
Energy is climbing — a great time to feel creative and optimistic.
“Her energy's climbing — match it! Plan something fun.”
Peak confidence and social energy — you're shining.
“She's in her prime — date night is basically mandatory.”
PMS may kick in — be patient and gentle with yourself.
“PMS alert incoming. Extra patience = extra points.”
Shown for a 29-day cycle. WifeLine scales the phases to hers.
A cycle tracker she'd choose for herself: calm, good-looking and private. The line to him is a bonus, and she holds her end of it.
Flow, mood, energy, symptoms and a note, plus chips she makes herself. There's even a spot for what she wants to talk about, so she doesn't have to bring it up.
Period, fertile window and phase predictions from her own history. A late period is handled gently, on both phones.
Share insights with him, or keep them to herself.
Patterns from her own logs, short quizzes, and what each phase tends to bring.
A PIN with fingerprint or face unlock, and lock-screen alerts that say nothing about her cycle.
He doesn't get a tracker. He gets a daily read on her, and a nudge to do something with it.
Her phase, mood and energy, and what she wants to talk about, the moment she saves.
One question a day: what did you do for her? Pick a move that suits her phase, or plan one and get a reminder at 8 PM.
Send her a note and she's pinged right away. She can write back.
Ideas that fit her phase and her wishlist, a shopping list you share, and reminders before the anniversary.
Small things, done often, add up. WifeLine keeps the record, and everything about him is counted from her side, so he can't tap his way to a better score.
Each morning he calls her energy and mood before she logs. Her log is the reveal, and he climbs from Rookie to Expert.
Write each other favors. One unlocks when the other earns it, say five moves she notices, then it's ready to cash in.
Built from her connection ratings and the moves she noticed. His own taps don't move it.
When the test says yes, WifeLine changes modes for both of you, and it stays useful after the birth.
Baby's size this week, how she might feel, and the countdown to the due date. His phone gets the same week, written for him.
A contraction timer with a strength rating for each one and a 5-1-1 guide.
Either of you can log: a left and right nursing dial, bottles in ounces or millilitres, and the week's rhythm. The screen stays on while you time.
If a pregnancy ends, WifeLine goes quiet. Cycle and fertility content pauses for both of you, and care and support stay close by.
Your entries are shared with one person: the partner you link with a six-character code. Either of you can unlink at any time.
Intimacy entries are stored where only she can read them. The database rules enforce that; it isn't just hidden in his app.
WifeLine doesn't show ads or run third-party analytics. Your data runs the app and nothing else.
An app PIN with fingerprint or face unlock, and notifications that keep the details off your lock screen.
One button in Settings removes your account and everything in it: logs, notes and history.
Predictions are estimates, and WifeLine is not birth control. Read the terms.
Opens in your browser. Nothing to install.
iPhone and Android apps are on the way.