Comments on Check-Ins
Talk through the entry, not around it
Every check-in entry has its own comment thread. Either partner can post, and stay in context with the mood, reflection, or gratitude that prompted the conversation. It's a single flat thread per entry, oldest first, with no nested replies. The non-author of each comment gets a push notification. Comments live with the entry, so context is preserved instead of scattered across messages. A Premium feature; any partner's Premium unlocks it.
Wellness check-ins capture the moment. Comments give the moment somewhere to go. Instead of replying in a separate chat and losing the connection to the entry, the conversation lives where the data lives, anchored to the mood, reflection, or gratitude that prompted it.
Capabilities
Per-entry threads
Tap a check-in to open the detail sheet. A single flat thread, oldest first, sits at the bottom, attached to that specific entry. No nested replies.
Either partner posts
Submissive or Dominant can comment on the submissive's check-ins, and edit their own comments later. Submissives can comment on their own entries to add context after the fact. Comments need a partner in the dynamic, so solo mode has none.
Push notifications
The non-author of each comment is notified. The thread author hears about replies; commenters hear about responses.
Inline with the data
Comments stay anchored to the mood rating, reflection, and gratitude, so the discussion never loses its reference.
Screenshots
Role Perspectives
For Dominants
Respond to a check-in directly on the entry that prompted it.
- Acknowledge a mood drop or a strong reflection without switching apps
- Ask a follow-up question right where the entry lives
- Keep your responses tied to the check-in instead of buried in other messages
- Build a private record of how you've supported your partner over time
For Submissives
Add context to your own check-ins or reply to your Dominant's notes.
- Clarify a reflection days later when you have more perspective
- Respond to your Dominant's comment in the same thread
- See the full conversation alongside the original entry
- Know your check-ins are being read, not just collected
Use Cases
Mood dip: Dominant comments to check in after a low rating
Self-reflection: Submissive adds context to their own entry the next morning
Pattern review: Comment on a recurring theme as it appears across entries
Aftercare: Continue a debrief inline with the wellness entry that documented the scene
Try check-in comments free — one subscription covers both partners.
