Jeong: the Korean word for closeness that builds slowly, out of small, repeated attention. Not the spark. The part that comes after.
Duri is for the couples building it.
Still learning each other.
Closing the gap, one answer at a time.
Still finding new questions.
How it works
Answer
Pick a question and answer it on your own. A few taps, or a few words.
Wait
Your answer locks. Your partner can't see it until they've answered too.
Reveal
Both in? Open the answers together. When they line up, it shows.
Four hundred questions, eight moods.
From the easy stuff to the tender stuff to a little bit of trouble. You choose where to start.
Flirt, tease, and say what you actually notice.
“Your partner catches you staring. What are you doing?”
The things you mean to say when it's quiet enough.
“What's a worry about us you've never said out loud?”
Guess how well you actually read each other.
“Who loses the argument but still gets their way?”
Name the small stuff that usually goes unsaid.
“What's one way I show love that I don't realize I'm doing?”
Find out where you'd each stand when it counts.
“In a hard year, what would you protect first?”
Try on the life you might be building.
“If I proposed tonight, your honest first reaction?”
Low stakes, high delight. The easy way in.
“What's our shared toxic trait?”
Revisit the moments that made you, you.
“What made you really laugh, the first time?”
Some of these you'll want to ask tonight.
Duri only works with two. Bring yours.