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Long Distance 2.0
Quiz each other, share a note, doodle and count the days
Most couples talk in one long chat thread, and the good stuff gets buried in it. Long Distance is a space just for the two of you. Snap or draw something and it shows up on your partner's Home Screen. New in 2.0: 24 quizzes you answer on your own phones, then compare side by side. You also get a shared note, countdowns to anniversaries and birthdays, both your cities on a globe, a daily streak and six widgets. It works for every couple, whether you live together or not.
Hey Product Hunt, Vatana here. I'm an indie developer, and Long Distance 2.0 is out today. It's bootstrapped, so there's no funding and no team, just me and a lot of SwiftUI.
Most of what couples send each other is small. A photo of lunch, "out of milk", "running 10 min late". In a chat thread it's buried by the afternoon, so I built somewhere it stays in view: your partner's Home Screen.
The name comes from where the app started. 2.0 is for every couple, whether you share a flat or not.
What's in it:
- Snaps and doodles land on your partner's Home Screen widget. Draw over a photo, add a caption bubble, send.
- A Shared Note you can both edit, for the shopping list or Friday's plan. It updates on both your widgets.
- Quiz is new. There are 24 quizzes across eight topics (Love Languages and Petty Debates are two of them). You each answer on your own phone and neither of you sees anything until you're both done. Then the answers sit side by side.
- Countdowns for your anniversary and both birthdays. Each one is a full-photo card, and it rolls over every year by itself.
- Six widgets, some of them on the Lock Screen. Plus a cat, who turns up more often than strictly necessary.
The free version has every widget, the note, the countdowns and one quiz in every topic. One Premium plan covers both of you.
Shoutout to the tools that let one person ship this: @RevenueCat runs every subscription and paywall, @Firebase handles sync and pushes, @PostHog shows me what people actually use, and @Lottie by Airbnb makes the cat move. Point-Free's Swift libraries hold the whole thing together.
I'll be around all day to answer questions. Which quiz topic would you two open first? My money's on Petty Debates.
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About Long Distance 2.0 on Product Hunt
“Quiz each other, share a note, doodle and count the days”
Long Distance 2.0 was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #158 on the daily leaderboard. Most couples talk in one long chat thread, and the good stuff gets buried in it. Long Distance is a space just for the two of you. Snap or draw something and it shows up on your partner's Home Screen. New in 2.0: 24 quizzes you answer on your own phones, then compare side by side. You also get a shared note, countdowns to anniversaries and birthdays, both your cities on a globe, a daily streak and six widgets. It works for every couple, whether you live together or not.
Long Distance 2.0 was featured in iOS (110.9k followers), Couples (4.6k followers) and Social Networking (1.8k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 43.4k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
Who hunted Long Distance 2.0?
Long Distance 2.0 was hunted by Vatana Chhorn. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
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Vatana Chhorn
Hey Product Hunt, Vatana here. I'm an indie developer, and Long Distance 2.0 is out today. It's bootstrapped, so there's no funding and no team, just me and a lot of SwiftUI.
Most of what couples send each other is small. A photo of lunch, "out of milk", "running 10 min late". In a chat thread it's buried by the afternoon, so I built somewhere it stays in view: your partner's Home Screen.
The name comes from where the app started. 2.0 is for every couple, whether you share a flat or not.
What's in it:
- Snaps and doodles land on your partner's Home Screen widget. Draw over a photo, add a caption bubble, send.
- A Shared Note you can both edit, for the shopping list or Friday's plan. It updates on both your widgets.
- Quiz is new. There are 24 quizzes across eight topics (Love Languages and Petty Debates are two of them). You each answer on your own phone and neither of you sees anything until you're both done. Then the answers sit side by side.
- Countdowns for your anniversary and both birthdays. Each one is a full-photo card, and it rolls over every year by itself.
- Six widgets, some of them on the Lock Screen. Plus a cat, who turns up more often than strictly necessary.
The free version has every widget, the note, the countdowns and one quiz in every topic. One Premium plan covers both of you.
Shoutout to the tools that let one person ship this: @RevenueCat runs every subscription and paywall, @Firebase handles sync and pushes, @PostHog shows me what people actually use, and @Lottie by Airbnb makes the cat move. Point-Free's Swift libraries hold the whole thing together.
I'll be around all day to answer questions. Which quiz topic would you two open first? My money's on Petty Debates.