Bridge the distance
Miles apart doesn't mean emotionally distant. Pulse helps long-distance couples stay connected through structured weekly check-ins that work across any time zone.
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of LDR couples eventually close the gap
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stronger communication in LDR vs proximate couples
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per week to stay connected
LDR challenges, solved
Distance creates unique obstacles. Pulse is designed specifically to overcome them.
Time Zone Struggles
When you're waking up as they're going to bed, finding quality time feels impossible. Conversations become logistics instead of connection.
Async check-ins let you connect meaningfully even when schedules don't align.
Feeling Disconnected
You're living separate lives. Inside jokes fade. You miss the small moments that keep couples close.
Weekly prompts ensure you're sharing the details that matter, not just the highlights.
Trust & Jealousy
Physical distance creates room for insecurity. Without regular reassurance, doubts can spiral.
Structured conversations about needs and feelings prevent assumptions from growing.
Limited Quality Time
Video calls become routine. You watch shows together but don't really talk. Connection fades into coexistence.
Pulse turns your video calls into intentional conversations with guided prompts.
Built for distance
Async-Friendly Check-ins
Complete your check-in whenever works for you. Compare notes when you're both ready.
Countdown to Together
Track days until your next visit. Celebrate milestones along the way.
Deeper Conversations
Move beyond 'how was your day' with prompts designed for LDR couples.
Trust Building
Regular emotional check-ins reduce anxiety and build security.
From couples who made it work
"NYC to London. 5 hour time difference. We only have about 2 hours of overlap each day. Pulse makes sure those 2 hours count."
Emma & James
LDR 18 months
"I was so scared the distance would kill us. Instead, we're closer than couples who live together. Pulse forces us to actually talk about feelings."
Sofia & Chen
LDR 2 years
Distance tests relationships. Don't let it break yours.
10 minutes a week to stay emotionally close—no matter how many miles apart.
Bridge the Distance