DaterGraph helps you log, visualize, and understand your dating life over time.
It turns personal experiences into private insights—revealing patterns that are hard to notice in the moment.
You choose what to track.
Dates, conversations, emotions, outcomes, pauses—anything meaningful to you. DaterGraph is flexible by design, not a rigid checklist.
Yes. Your data belongs to you.
You control visibility, sharing, and participation in any aggregated views. Nothing is exposed by default.
Community benchmarks show anonymized, aggregated trends across users—like averages or distributions.
They’re meant for context, not comparison.
You can opt in or out at any time.
Some community charts are configured with thresholds that their data volume must reach before they can be viewed. This helps in part with data anonymization, but also to provide more meaningful insights.
No.
Individual entries are never visible to other users. Only high-level aggregates are used when you opt in.
Not at all.
Incomplete data is expected. DaterGraph works with gaps, pauses, and changes—because real life isn’t consistent.
You’ll see trends over time, recurring patterns, and shifts in behavior or outcomes.
The goal isn’t judgment—it’s clarity.
No.
DaterGraph doesn’t match you with people. It helps you understand your own dating experience.
Yes.
You can export your data or delete it entirely at any time, directly from the app.
There’s a free tier to get started.
Advanced insights, deeper analytics, and premium features are available with an optional subscription.