Building a digital home for two.
Bunny exists to help couples feel close every day — especially the ones doing the hard, beautiful work of loving someone from a distance. We think staying connected shouldn’t require a five-app stack and a shared calendar full of reminders. It should be small, playful, and effortless.
Look at the couples-app space and you’ll notice something: every app does one thing. One app for daily questions. Another for a shared pet. Another for a photo widget. Another for doodles. Couples end up stitching together half a dozen apps just to feel present with each other.
Bunny collapses that stack into a single shared space. You raise a virtual pet and grow a plant together, doodle on a shared canvas, send love letters that arrive with a little ceremony, play mini-games made for two, and check in each day. It’s one home, for two people, wherever they are.
Most relationship apps focus on conversation. That’s valuable — but connection isn’t only talking. It’s shared doing: caring for something together, leaving each other something to find, being playful. Bunny is built around shared activity, not just shared chat. As far as we know, no other mainstream app combines a shared pet, a draw-together canvas, love notes, and games in one place.
Bunny is made by Prafull Sharma, an indie developer who wanted a kinder, more playful way to stay close to the people who matter. Have feedback or a feature request? Email prafull2001@gmail.com — a real person reads every message.
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