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Using Saath before your partner joins
Until your partner joins, the Saath couples app shows you Today and Plans. Today keeps your invite in reach, lets you share it again, and lets you share how you are, saved for your partner.
While your partner has not joined yet, the Saath couples app keeps things small: your invite on Today, and a way to say how you are.
What to do while you wait
- Open Saath. The bar at the bottom shows only Today and Plans. Chat and Us appear once your partner joins.
- On Today, find the card that says your partner has not joined yet. It shows when you made the invite and the day it stops working, and whether you shared it from Saath.
- Tap Share invite, or Share again if you already sent it, to send the link once more.
- Tap Leave a note, or Change note if you wrote one, to write a first note for your partner. They read it only after they join.
- Say how you are: pick a mood on the strip on Today, and tap Add what would help if you want to say what would help. Saath saves it for your partner.
- If Saath asks Turn on notifications?, tap Turn on notifications to hear when your partner joins, or Not now.
Saath Couples App
Join the waitlistWhat your partner sees
Nothing yet. Your partner sees nothing of this space until they join. After they join, they read your note, and Today shows that they joined.
Questions about waiting for your partner
My invite ran out. What now?
The card says The invite ran out and that your note is kept. Tap Send a new invite. An invite works once, for 7 days.
Can I use the rest of the Saath couples app by myself?
Not yet. Until your partner joins, Saath shows Today and Plans only. Chat and Us open after they join.
How long is my mood kept?
A mood you share while you wait is kept for 4 hours.
What if I have no signal?
Sharing needs a connection. Saath says Sharing and changing the note need a connection. and you can try again when you are back online.