Nice – Private Sex Tracker for Everyone

Product Introduction

1. Definition: Nice is a native iOS/iPadOS application categorized as a private sexual health and intimacy tracker. It functions entirely offline, leveraging Apple's Core Data framework for on-device storage, ensuring no data transmission to external servers.
2. Core Value Proposition: Nice exists to provide secure, private sex life tracking without compromising user confidentiality. Its primary purpose is to enable individuals and couples to log sexual activities, partners, moods, locations, and health metrics (STI/STD tests, pregnancy) with end-to-end encryption and zero data collection, differentiating itself from cloud-based competitors.

Main Features

1. Custom Activity Tracking: Users can log sexual encounters with granular detail, including custom activities (e.g., oral, anal, BDSM) with personalized icons/emojis, duration, protection use, date/time, and notes. Data is stored locally using iOS Core Data, encrypted via Apple's Data Protection API.
2. Partner & Health Management: Track sexual partners with attributes like name, photo, and STI/STI status. Log partner-specific STD test results and pregnancy tests. Health data integration uses Apple HealthKit (optional), allowing Nice to write workout data (representing sexual activity duration) but only accessing its own entries.
3. Geospatial Logging & Statistics: Record encounter locations via Apple Maps integration, visualizing data points on an in-app map. Generate comprehensive statistics (daily/weekly/monthly averages, total duration, frequency by partner/activity/location) using on-device processing for privacy-preserving insights.
4. Robust Security & Backup: Secure app access via Touch ID or Face ID biometrics and passcode locking. Create encrypted local backups (.nicebackup files) via the app's Backup menu. Data restoration requires manual import of these files, ensuring user-controlled data migration (e.g., during device upgrades via iCloud backup).
5. Siri & Automation: Add entries hands-free using the Siri Shortcut integration ("Hey Siri, I just had sex!"). This utilizes Apple's Shortcuts framework, triggering predefined logging actions without manual input.

Problems Solved

1. Pain Point: Privacy violation risks associated with cloud-based health/sex trackers storing sensitive intimacy data on external servers. Nice eliminates this by ensuring all data remains encrypted on-device, never syncing to any server.
2. Target Audience:
   • Privacy-Conscious Individuals: Users prioritizing confidentiality for their sexual health data.
   • Couples: Partners wanting to sync intimacy logs privately via shared iCloud backups (device-level sync, not app-server sync).
   • STI/STD Management: Individuals tracking test results and partner health statuses securely.
   • Fertility & Pregnancy Tracking: Users monitoring sexual activity relevant to conception efforts.
3. Use Cases:
   • Identifying patterns in sexual desire or performance issues through private analytics.
   • Securely tracking partner STI test dates and results for informed consent.
   • Logging locations and activities for personal reflection or relationship communication.
   • Maintaining a private journal of intimate moments without digital footprint risks.

Unique Advantages

1. Differentiation: Unlike apps requiring accounts (e.g., Spicer, Coral) or cloud sync (e.g., some journal apps), Nice operates 100% locally. Competitors often monetize via subscriptions or data; Nice uses a one-time purchase model with no data monetization. Its HealthKit integration is read/write only for its own entries, preventing broader data exposure.
2. Key Innovation: The implementation of truly offline, encrypted storage combined with full-featured tracking (custom activities, partners, locations, health, stats) sets a new standard. The iCloud sync option uses Apple's private device-to-device encryption, not a developer-controlled server, maintaining the "no server touch" principle while enabling couple sharing.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. How does Nice ensure my sex life data stays private? Nice stores all data exclusively on your iPhone or iPad using Apple's encrypted Core Data storage. It never creates user accounts, never connects to any server, and only uses iCloud for optional device-to-device backups (encrypted by Apple). Anonymous crash/usage analytics (via Apple) are the only data shared.
2. Can I sync my Nice data between my iPhone and my partner's device? Yes, private syncing is possible via iCloud Backup. Enable iCloud Backup on both devices signed into the same Apple ID. Nice data backs up as part of the device backup. Restoring the backup on the partner's device transfers the data. This is distinct from server-based syncing – data flows directly between devices via Apple's encrypted infrastructure.
3. Will I lose my sex tracking history if I get a new iPhone? No, migrate data via encrypted backup. Before switching devices, create a .nicebackup file (Settings > Backup > Create Backup) and save it locally (Files app, AirDrop, etc.). Install Nice on the new device, open it, go to Backup, and select "Restore" to import the file. Alternatively, restore from a full encrypted iCloud Backup of your old device.
4. Does Nice integrate with Apple Health for sexual activity tracking? Yes, optional HealthKit integration is available. Enable it in Nice Settings. Nice writes sexual activity duration as "Mindful Session" workouts to HealthKit. It only reads/modifies data it originally wrote, ensuring other Health data remains isolated. Previous non-Nice entries in Health won't appear in the Nice app.
5. How can I suggest new features for this private sex tracker? Feature requests can be emailed to support@nicetracker.app. As Nice is developed by a single independent developer (Incendiary Studios), implementation depends on technical feasibility and development bandwidth. User feedback directly shapes the roadmap for this privacy-first iOS app.