Intimacy

UnderCovers alternatives: apps that only show what you both want

UnderCovers is gone. These are the apps and sites that still do what it did, revealing only what both partners want, with platforms, prices and privacy compared.

Updated October 22, 2026

Two wooden mannequins in bed at night, one holding a phone

UnderCovers was one of the first apps of its kind: each partner went through 99 fantasies and marked yes, no or maybe, and only the yeses you shared were revealed. As of October 2026 its website is gone, its Google Play page no longer exists and the last known Android version is from 2017. If you are looking for it, it is time for an alternative.

Mutual reveal (sometimes called mutual matching) is the idea that survived: you each answer in private, and the app shows only the overlap. Below are the options that still work, compared on platform, price and what your partner can see. This article is published by Intimacy, which is one of the options; prices were checked on October 22, 2026.

At a glance

OptionPlatformPriceWhat your partner sees
SpiceriPhone and AndroidSpicer Plus $6.99 or $59.99, lifetime $109.99; packs $1.99–$5.99Topics you both marked yes or maybe
Secret DesiresiPhone (one shared phone)$4.99/week, $24.99/year, $24.99 lifetimeCards you both swiped yes
BeMoreKinkyiPhone and Android$8.99/month or $34.99/yearShared interests, with a kink focus
Mojo UpgradeBrowserFreeWhere you both match
IntimacyBrowser, installs as an appFree to start; $6.99/month, $39.99/year, $79.99 lifetimeOnly what you both want, with each one’s level of desire; never a “no”
US App Store prices on October 22, 2026; web prices from each website.

The options

SpicerWebsite

Best for
Couples who want the closest thing to UnderCovers, with many more packs and features.
Price
Spicer Plus at $6.99 or $59.99 (periods not named on the store), lifetime $109.99; single packs $1.99–$5.99
Where
iPhone and Android; linked accounts on both phones
Strong point
Yes/maybe/no matching, 24-hour challenges, wishlist, custom questions, chat and an intimacy tracker.
Weak point
A double “maybe” counts as a match, two installs are required, and the advanced packs are paid extras.

Secret Desires (Couple Game)Website

Best for
Couples who want something quick and cheap for tonight.
Price
$4.99 a week, $24.99 a year or $24.99 lifetime
Where
iPhone; both partners on one phone
Strong point
Swipe in secret and only the cards you both wanted are revealed; the lifetime plan costs the same as one year.
Weak point
Only yes or no, no way to grade how much; iPhone only, with few ratings so far.

BeMoreKinkyWebsite

Best for
Couples into BDSM and kink who want more than a list: scene planning, habits, workshops.
Price
$8.99 a month or $34.99 a year
Where
iPhone and Android
Strong point
Thousands of ideas, quizzes you compare, habit tracking and guided content.
Weak point
Built around kink, so it can feel like too much for couples who only want to explore a little.

Mojo UpgradeWebsite

Best for
Couples who want the classic questionnaire, free, without installing anything.
Price
Free
Where
Browser; English
Strong point
Free, web-based, and around for years: it shows only where you both match.
Weak point
The design and content feel dated, and there is little to do after the result.

Intimacyour appWebsite

Best for
Couples who want to find out what they would both like to try in bed, without either of them having to go first, and then get ready-made ideas to make it happen.
Price
Free to start. Premium: $6.99 a month, $39.99 a year or $79.99 once; one Premium covers you both
Where
Browser, installs as an app on any phone, no app store; English, Portuguese, Spanish, French and German
Strong point
More than a quiz. 235 direct questions in 13 chapters, with five levels of desire, show what you both want (a sent answer never reopens, so nobody can change answers afterwards to probe the other’s). Then come date-night plans with timings, practical guides and illustrated positions: an app for your sex life together, not just for the conversation.
Weak point
It is new (launched October 2026): no app-store ratings yet, no custom questions and no daily habit like Paired’s question of the day. On iPhone you install it from Safari (Share → Add to Home Screen).

What Intimacy does differently

  • Five levels instead of yes/no: from “If my partner wants” to “OMG Yes!”, so the result shows how much each of you wants something, not just whether.
  • Sent answers never reopen, so nobody can change answers afterwards to probe the other’s.
  • One phone or two: the app asks whose turn it is and hides the other person’s answers.
  • After the result, something to do: date-night plans, guides and illustrated positions (drawn with wooden mannequins, never explicit).
  • No app store and no account needed to start; one Premium covers you both.

Where it is weaker: it is new, has no store ratings yet and no custom questions. If you want a free option without any account, Mojo Upgrade still works; if you want dozens of packs and daily challenges, Spicer has more. See also the best apps for couples in 2026 and the printable yes, no, maybe list.

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Frequently asked questions

Is the UnderCovers app still available?

As of October 2026, no: its website is offline, its Google Play page no longer exists and the last known Android version is from 2017.

What is the best app like UnderCovers?

Spicer is the closest in features. Secret Desires is the simplest. Intimacy is the option without an app store, with five levels of desire and answers that never reopen. Mojo Upgrade is the free web classic.

Are there apps like Spicer that run in the browser?

Yes. Mojo Upgrade and Intimacy run in the browser; Intimacy can also be installed as an app from its website.

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