Where your loved ones come to remind you
I built TwoToTango because I can’t always be there to say “have some water.”
So I made something small that sits quietly on your screen and says it for me, with a smile.
Every sip is me looking out for you, even when I’m not in the room.
–for my loving wife
Free · no payment · Android 5.1+, Windows 10+, Mac (Apple Silicon)
Pick a short clip of someone you love. Any background works.
Choose how often, which hours, and where on the screen they appear.
They pop up with a smile. Tap I drank, or ask for a nudge in 15 minutes.
Shows up on top of whatever you are doing, even Instagram or YouTube.
Remove white, keep it as it is, or cut the person out. All on device.
I drank and Later buttons right in the notification shade.
A small stamp keeps the glasses you finished today.
Not ready to record? Start with a sticker buddy from the presets.
No account, no ads, no tracking. Read every line on GitHub.
Yes. It is free, has no ads and needs no account. The code is open source on GitHub.
You upload a short video of someone you love. At the interval you choose, that video pops up on your screen, floating over whatever you are doing, with two buttons: I drank, or remind me later.
No. Videos, settings and your daily count stay on your phone or computer. TwoToTango has no account system and no tracking inside the app.
That permission lets your buddy appear on top of Instagram, YouTube or any other app. It is optional. Without it you still get a notification with the same two buttons.
A reminder that cannot reach you is useless. Notifications carry the I drank and Later buttons, so the app asks for them on first launch.
Yes, up to 30 MB. Choose white background removal, keep it as it is, or let the app cut the person out of any background, all on your device.
The Mac build is not notarized yet. Open System Settings, go to Privacy and Security, and choose Open Anyway for TwoToTango. You only do this once. The Mac build is for Apple Silicon.
Choose More info, then Run anyway. The installer is not code-signed yet, which is why Windows is cautious.
Allow your browser or file manager to install unknown apps when Android asks, then open the downloaded file again.
