How Bunny Helps Long-Distance Couples Share the Everyday
Long distance
You can tell your partner everything about your day and still miss doing ordinary things together. Bunny gives long-distance couples a small shared space to return to: a pet to care for, a letter to open and a little game that leads to a conversation.
Make something part of both your days
When you live apart, time together often needs a calendar invitation. The everyday parts of a relationship are harder to schedule: a passing joke, a tiny favor, the feeling that someone thought of you while making breakfast. A shared ritual creates another opportunity for those moments.
In Bunny, you and your partner connect your accounts in a Love Nest. You each use your own phone, but you return to the same pet and shared activities. That gives you a place to do something together even when there isn’t much news to report.
Care for a bunny across time zones
Start by choosing a name for your shared virtual pet. Both partners can use Feed, Play and Water. Care timers are shared, so an action your partner takes changes what is ready when you visit. Basic pet care is free.
One person might check in before work and the other after dinner. You don’t need matching schedules. Open the app with an internet connection to load the latest care updates, then decide what you want to do next.
Leave something for them to find
A text love letter can hold one specific detail: “I passed our favorite bakery today” or “Thank you for staying up to talk yesterday.” Bunny’s free letters stay in your mailbox, ready to read again. It’s a simple place for messages you want to come back to.
With Pro, the shared whiteboard adds another way to say hello. Start a doodle, leave space for your partner and see what they add. You can put the drawing on your Home Screen with Bunny’s Whiteboard widget, whose refresh timing is managed by iOS.
Have a reason to ask a different question
Some evenings, “How was your day?” has already done all it can. Try a Who’s More Likely To? round instead. Choose a pack, answer independently and compare after you both finish. A disagreement about who would get lost on holiday can turn into a story you haven’t heard before.
Travel Adventures, Foodie Fun and Random Fun are free packs. You can finish at different times, so the game can fit around a time difference as well as a shared call.
A first-week routine you can actually keep
- Start small: connect your accounts and choose the bunny’s name together.
- Leave one detail: send a letter about something that made you think of your partner.
- Play one round: choose a free question pack and discuss one surprising answer on your next call.
- Keep what you enjoy: agree on a pace that feels easy for both of you.
There’s no need to turn every visit into a task or use app activity to measure affection. The point is to have more small ways to connect alongside the calls, visits and honest conversations you already value.
What you need to get started
Both partners need a supported iPhone or iPad and their own account. One creates a Love Nest and shares the invite code; the other joins. Bunny’s interface and built-in questions are in English. Basic care, text letters and the three starter question packs are free; the whiteboard and additional packs require Pro. Compare free and Pro features before choosing an upgrade.
Try together in Bunny: Raise a shared pet · Draw together · Send love notes
By The Bunny team · About Bunny · Free and Pro features
