My husband ?lives? in the same city as me but works in an entirely different state. And no, it?s not a ?drive across a state boarder right up the road on the way to work? kind of thing. It?s more of a ?fly twice a week? kind of thing. So, naturally there is a lot of texting, calling and FaceTiming.
Are you in a long distance relationship? Oleg Kostour was. And that?s why he created Pair, the ultimate app to keep in touch with your oh-so-far-away significant other.
To put it simply, Pair is designed to serve as a hub for all communication with that special someone. After downloading the free app, Pair asks you who you want to pair with and let?s you send an email inviting them to pair with you back. You can even send a video invite if you want.
After your other half accepts your request you are up and running. You can text or send picture messages straight from the app. You can send drawings that you each contribute to.? You can FaceTime straight from Pair. Add important dates such as birthdays or anniversaries. Send each other ?Thinking of You? messages similar to Facebook pokes.
You can also share tasks with each other and check in at different locations to keep tabs on the other?s day. There is even a feature called the ?thumb kiss? when the screen vibrates if you both touch the same place on the screen. Overall Pair provides a unique way to keep in constant contact with a network of one, whether they are far away or not.
Pair is available free for iPhone with and Android version coming soon.
Would you use something like Pair to keep in touch with your significant other?
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