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Information updated Nov 13, 2026

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A simple, free, ad-supported love-days counter for iPhone

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Our verdict

A fit for anyone who only wants a day counter and anniversary reminders on iPhone. The trade-offs are ads, no update in over two years (latest release September 2024) and almost no support channel.

Best for: Couples who only need a day counter and anniversary reminders

Skip it if: Android users, or couples who want the counter shared across two phones: AppDuo found no Android version by Danh Huynh, and the App Store description does not mention sync

Pros

  • Free, with a one-off purchase to remove ads ($1.99 or $2.99 on the US App Store)
  • 4.7/5 from about 276,000 ratings on the Vietnam App Store
  • Covers the basics: day counter, anniversary reminders, widget, icon badge counter and passcode lock

Cons

  • Ad-supported; the developer self-reports using device identifiers for tracking and third-party ads
  • Latest version 5.17 dates from 13 Sep 2024, over two years ago, with notes listing only minor bug fixes
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More pros

  • The developer's policy says data you enter stays on the device

More cons

  • The official website is nearly empty, and the privacy policy has no effective date or contact email

Best for

  • iPhone users who like a counter widget on the home screen

Experience & key features

inlove - Love Days Counter is a love-days counter by developer Danh Huynh, first released on the App Store on 4 Dec 2017. The US App Store lists it as inlove - D-Day for Couples. AppDuo could confirm only the iOS version (iOS 12.0 or later); Google Play has several apps with similar names, but none was found from Danh Huynh, so they are not counted here.

The App Store description lists a D-day counter, anniversary reminders, day counts by year, month or week, a widget, an icon badge counter and a passcode lock. The list is short and suits people who just want to see how long they have been together.

The app is free and ad-supported. The "Remove Ads" in-app purchase has two price points on the US App Store, $1.99 and $2.99, and the listing does not explain how they differ. There is no subscription.

On privacy, the developer says data you enter stays on the device, yet the app uses third-party services (AdMob, Firebase Analytics, Crashlytics) and self-reports identifier-based tracking on the App Store (not verified by Apple). For people who only need a day counter it is a light option; those wanting more features or an Android app should look elsewhere.

Screenshots

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Plans & pricing

Prices last verified Nov 13, 2026

Free

Personal

Free

Free, ad-supported.

Remove Ads

Personal

Contact sales

One-off in-app purchase to remove ads, listed at $1.99 and $2.99 on the US App Store. Not a subscription.

Free plan limits
The free version shows ads; the "Remove Ads" in-app purchase removes them.
Free trial
No free trial
Cancellation & refunds

The listing publishes no refund policy of its own; purchases go through the App Store.

Privacy

The developer's privacy policy, built from an online template, says information you enter stays on the device and is not collected by the developer. The app is ad-supported, though, and uses AdMob, Firebase Analytics, Fabric and Crashlytics; the policy states these third parties have access to personal information and that, when the app hits an error, log data such as IP address, device name and OS version is collected through them. On the App Store the developer self-reports (not verified by Apple) using device identifiers for tracking and third-party advertising. The policy has no effective date and no contact email.

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Controversies & incidents

Issues documented by the press, regulators, courts or the vendor itself. Every item is sourced; unproven claims are labelled as allegations. Last researched: Nov 13, 2026

No significant controversies or incidents found in the sources we checked.

Frequently asked questions

Is inlove free?

Yes. It is free with ads; the "Remove Ads" in-app purchase costs $1.99 or $2.99 on the US App Store.

Does inlove have an Android version?

AppDuo found only the iOS version (iOS 12.0 or later). Google Play has apps with similar names, but none from developer Danh Huynh was found.

Does inlove support Vietnamese?

Yes. The App Store lists English, Czech, French, Turkish and Vietnamese.

Does inlove collect my data?

The policy says the developer does not collect what you enter. However, third-party services such as AdMob and Firebase Analytics have access to personal information and collect log data when the app hits an error, and the developer declares identifier-based tracking.

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Scores

Ease of use
7.5
Why this score

A single-purpose app, so there is little to learn. The interface comes in 5 languages (English, Czech, French, Turkish, Vietnamese). The free version shows ads. No source describes the experience in detail.

Features
5.5
Why this score

Day counter, anniversary reminders, year/month/week views, widget, icon badge and passcode lock. A much narrower scope than full-featured couple apps.

Value for money
7.5
Why this score

The free version is fully usable; removing ads is a one-off $1.99 or $2.99, with no subscription.

Performance
6.5
Why this score

A 4.7/5 rating from about 276,000 reviews suggests users are broadly satisfied, but no performance data exists; the app has gone over two years without an update (last release September 2024).

Support
4.5
Why this score

The official website holds only the app name and an App Store link; the privacy policy invites contact but gives no email or other channel.

Privacy & security
5.5
Why this score

Per the policy, entered data stays on the device, but the app uses AdMob, Firebase Analytics and Crashlytics and declares identifier-based tracking. The policy is an undated template.

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Specs & compatibility
Developer
Danh Huynh
Headquarters
Vietnam
Launched
2017
Category
Social

Capabilities

  • Mobile app

Platforms

  • iOS

Interface languages

  • English
  • Vietnamese
  • French

Change history

  1. Update.The Vietnam App Store showed the app at No. 10 in the free Lifestyle chart when AppDuo checked.
  2. Feature.Version 5.17, notes: minor bug fixes and performance improvements.
  3. Launch.First release on the App Store.
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