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Dating tracker
A dating tracker that keeps your love life organised, and private.
When you're talking to a few people at once, details blur together. Good Company is a dating tracker and dating manager for iPad and Mac: a private board of everyone you're getting to know, with a journal of every date, reminders for what to follow up, and insights into what's working.
What you can do with it
Keep a dating journal
Log every chat, call, video call and date with a one-to-five spark rating and a note. Each person's timeline shows whether things are building or fading.
Remember names, details and dealbreakers
Their sister's name, the allergy, the trip they mentioned. Likes, dislikes, shared interests and green and red flags, with the important ones starred on their card.
Never ghost by accident
Cards fade when a conversation goes quiet, and reminders tell you when to follow up or that a birthday is three days away.
Track what dating costs
Add what each date cost and see your total, this month and per person. Useful when you're wondering where the money went.
Score matches against your must-haves
Set your own must-haves and dealbreakers once. Tick them off for each person and their card shows a match score.
Better than a spreadsheet or the Notes app
Plenty of people keep a dating spreadsheet or a long note on their phone. It works until it doesn't: there's no reminder when someone's birthday comes up, no way to see who's gone quiet, and scrolling a note mid-conversation isn't subtle. Good Company is built for this one job, with a board you can drag people across, profiles with everything in its place, and notifications that nudge you at the right time.
Private by design
Your dating life is nobody else's business. Good Company has no account and no server, never connects to dating apps, and keeps everything on your device. Lock it with Face ID or Touch ID and it locks every time you leave the app. Read the privacy policy.
Frequently asked questions
What is a dating tracker app?
A dating tracker keeps everyone you're talking to in one place: where you met, what stage things are at, what you talked about and how each date went. Good Company does that as a private board on your iPad or Mac, with notes, reminders and insights, so nothing slips through the cracks.
How do I keep track of everyone I'm talking to on dating apps?
Add each match to your board when you start chatting, note where you met (Hinge, Bumble, Tinder, a friend's party) and move them along as things progress: chatting, WhatsApp, video call, first date, dating. Log each chat, call or date with a spark rating, and Good Company shows who's gone quiet and who's worth a second date.
Does Good Company connect to Hinge, Tinder or Bumble?
No, on purpose. Good Company never logs in to dating apps or reads your messages, so there's nothing to break and nothing to leak. You add what matters yourself, which takes seconds.
Is my dating information private?
Yes. Everything is stored only on your device. There's no account, no server and no analytics, and you can lock the app with Face ID or Touch ID so it locks whenever you leave it.
Can I track how much I spend on dates?
Yes. When you log a date you can add what it cost. Each profile shows what you've spent on that person, and Insights shows your total, this month and the average per date.
Is it a dating CRM?
In a way: it's a personal relationship manager for dating, with stages, notes, reminders and a match score from your own must-haves and dealbreakers. It just feels a lot warmer than a spreadsheet.
Which devices does it work on?
iPad and Mac, running iPadOS 26 or macOS 26 and later. It's coming soon to the App Store.