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Tiptoe press kit

Company facts, brand assets, and press contacts.

Free for both of you Pro is $9.99/month.

Tiptoe on iPhone: Home, with open tasks for you and Sam side by side, what you both got done this week, overdue tasks, and what was handled today with a Thanks button.

Company facts

Product and company
Tiptoe, built by a small team.
Category and audience
Couples relationship management for two partners coordinating everyday life.
Access
Web app at app.tiptoe.ai and an iPhone app on the App Store.
Price
Free for both partners. Pro is $9.99/month in USD, billed monthly, and one Pro covers both partners. Your free account includes your first 30 tasks and chores. Every one you create counts, open or done, and deleting one doesn't give it back.
Product limits
Not therapy, diagnosis, or a crisis service. No bank linking or location sharing. No relationship outcome guarantees.

Boilerplate you can use

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Tiptoe is a couples app for the shared parts of everyday life. It brings shared tasks, chores, lists, a calendar for two and a weekly check-in into one place, across five tabs: Home, Tasks, Check-in, Calendar and Us. Tiptoe gives everyday jobs a clear owner and small conversations a place to start. It is free for both partners, and one Pro subscription covers both.

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Tiptoe is a couples app for the shared parts of everyday life. It brings shared tasks, chores, lists, a calendar for two and a weekly check-in into one place, across five tabs: Home, Tasks, Check-in, Calendar and Us. Tiptoe gives everyday jobs a clear owner and small conversations a place to start. It is free for both partners, and one Pro subscription covers both. Partners can save useful preferences in shared profiles while keeping gift ideas and private tasks to themselves. Conversation topics begin as private drafts and become shared when queued for a check-in. Check-in answers remain private until both people submit. Tiptoe works in a browser, including on iPhone. It is not therapy or crisis support.

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Tiptoe is a couples app for the shared parts of everyday life. It brings shared tasks, chores, lists, a calendar for two and a weekly check-in into one place, across five tabs: Home, Tasks, Check-in, Calendar and Us. Tiptoe gives everyday jobs a clear owner and small conversations a place to start. It is free for both partners, and one Pro subscription covers both. Partners can save useful preferences in shared profiles while keeping gift ideas and private tasks to themselves. Conversation topics begin as private drafts and become shared when queued for a check-in. Check-in answers remain private until both people submit. Tiptoe works in a browser, including on iPhone. It is not therapy or crisis support. Chores give each recurring job one owner and a shared standard for done, with handoffs that a partner accepts or declines. Calendar keeps plans and key dates for both partners in one view. Us holds thank-yous, Thinking of You notes and insights. Shared lists cover groceries, packing, shopping and other everyday plans. The visual identity is the Overlap: two rounded squares, peach over periwinkle with a plum intersection, on a warm off-white page, with Shrikhand for headlines. Based in San Francisco, the company offers Tiptoe free for both partners, with an optional monthly Pro plan. Bank linking is not included.

Product visuals

Tiptoe product screen: iphone calendar
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Tiptoe product screen: iphone home
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Tiptoe product screen: iphone patterns
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Tiptoe product screen: iphone tasks
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Tiptoe product screen: iphone us
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Tiptoe product screen: web calendar
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Tiptoe product screen: web home
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Tiptoe product screen: web tasks
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Tiptoe product screen: web us
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Story angles

  • The job before the job. Household tools that include noticing and planning, with the sourced mental-load explainer as background.
  • Fair play at home. How couples describe whole responsibilities. Tiptoe is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Fair Play method.
  • The Sunday check-in. A small recurring place for thanks and plans, with a free printable agenda.
  • Anti-scorekeeping design. Why completion can invite appreciation without making partners compete.
  • The San Francisco flier experiment. Ask the team about the local outreach idea, materials, and any documented results. This kit claims no distribution totals or conversion results.