For long-distance couples

Something to look after together, even when you’re apart

Long distance is full of waiting: for calls, for flights, for the time difference to line up. Lovegotchi gives you something small to do in between.

Mochi melting into a cuddle

Built for different schedules

You don’t need to be awake at the same time.

Care in Lovegotchi is asynchronous. If you feed Mochi before work in London and your partner plays with her after dinner in Toronto, both actions count for the same pet.

  • Proof of presence. Mochi’s stats show that your partner stopped by, even if you didn’t talk.
  • A shared streak. Check in on consecutive days to keep it alive together.
  • Reminders with quiet hours. Nudges can stay silent while you sleep.
Lovegotchi home screen with Mochi on a moonlit balcony and the care buttons

Bedtime, together

Put Mochi to sleep wherever you are.

When Mochi sleeps, the room dims into Dream Mode. It’s a small, cozy ritual you can share at the end of your day — or the start of your partner’s.

Dream Mode with Mochi sleeping and the message “Mochi is asleep for 30 minutes”

Daily rituals

Small things that help across the miles

Keep a streak

One check-in a day each is enough to keep your shared streak going.

Glance at the widget

See how Mochi is doing from your home screen.

Write a journal page

Use a prompt when you want to say more than a quick message.

Questions

Long-distance questions

Does Lovegotchi work in different countries?

Yes. Both of you need an Android phone with Google Play and an internet connection. Care syncs between phones wherever you are.

Can Lovegotchi replace calls or texts?

No, and it isn’t trying to. It’s a light, playful way to stay part of each other’s day between the conversations that matter.

Ready to raise a Mochi together?

Download Lovegotchi, share your invite code, and hatch your first egg together.

Free to download. Contains ads and optional in-app purchases.
Mochi’s egg, waiting to hatch
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