u/Suspicious_Amount531

Building an app for couples between a 9-5 and being a parent. Is "predictability" the real passion killer?

I’ve spent years managing projects and freelancers for others. But lately, I’ve been obsessed with a different problem: why are most 'sex games' for couples so boring?
Most apps I tried feel like a chore—'your turn, my turn,' read a card, follow a predictable rule. It feels like a business meeting in the bedroom.
I’m currently building a PoC for Touch Marathon. Between my day job and family life, I’ve been working with a dev to create a 'Chaos Engine'—basically a slot-machine mechanic that replaces predictable turns with randomized, high-tension cues.
The goal? A guided journey that builds the heat quickly (for us busy parents) and leads directly into the actual sex, not just foreplay.
I just hit my first 1.5k views on a niche sub and the feedback is eye-opening. Turns out, I'm not the only one tired of 'Sexopoly' disasters.
To the parents here: Do you actually use apps to keep the spark alive, or does the 'tech' just get in the way?

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Have you ever used a game for foreplay? Why do most of them feel so "off"?

My wife and I tried different apps and dice games a while back, but they always felt clunky or killed the mood.
I'm currently in the middle of launching a PoC (Proof of Concept) called Touch Marathon to fix this, and I need an objective opinion—not just mine or my AI assistant's.
For those who use games to spice things up: What is your experience? Even if you found one you liked, what do you feel is still missing? Is it the pacing, the variety, or the "natural" flow?

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u/Suspicious_Amount531 — 2 days ago
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Have you ever used a game for foreplay? Why do most of them feel so "off"?

My wife and I tried different apps and dice games a while back, but they always felt clunky or killed the mood.
I'm currently in the middle of launching a PoC (Proof of Concept) called Touch Marathon to fix this, and I need an objective opinion—not just mine or my AI assistant's.
For those who use games to spice things up: What is your experience? Even if you found one you liked, what do you feel is still missing? Is it the pacing, the variety, or the "natural" flow?

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u/Suspicious_Amount531 — 2 days ago