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Relationship Health Tracker
A low number appears on the screen. You wonder whether it means your relationship is in trouble. A relationship health tracker needs context before interpretation: sleep, work, care, conflict and what each answer means to the person giving it. Agree what you want to notice and how you will respond. Tracking should invite conversation, never diagnose the bond or settle who is right.
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Swooni helps couples practice small moments of connection, repair, and insight before distance becomes normal.
Get AppRelationship Health Tracker: common questions
Quick answers for couples deciding whether Swooni fits this part of their relationship.
01What does a relationship health tracker measure?+
It can help couples reflect on connection, conflict, appreciation, repair, and repeated patterns that affect closeness.
02Is relationship health the same as being conflict-free?+
No. Healthy couples still have conflict. What matters is how partners notice, communicate, repair, and reconnect.