GiftFeels vs Locket
A home-screen widget that shows live photos from a small circle of close friends. Last checked September 2026.
A playful space for two people — a partner or a close friend — with games, a sealed daily question, a memory box, home-screen widgets, a shared map, and digital gifts. It is not a therapy app and it is not a feed.
On Google Play and the App Store. Everyday questions, the memory box, and widgets are free. Plus adds more.
On the App Store and Google Play. The listing says the app is kept free so you can send photos.
The Google Play listing we checked says Locket is free so you can send photos to people who matter. Optional paid extras, if any, belong to the current store page. Prices change. The figure that matters is the one in the store or on their site today.
A playful space for two people — a partner or a close friend — with games, a sealed daily question, a memory box, home-screen widgets, a shared map, and digital gifts. It is not a therapy app and it is not a feed. You open it for a short visit, not for a feed and not for a session with a therapist.
Locket’s listing is specific: add a widget, and when a friend sends a photo it appears on your home screen. You reply by taking a photo inside the widget. The circle is deliberately small — the text says 20 friends — and it names best friends and family, plus a separate crush or best-friend widget.
Reactions are private rather than public likes. A history of photos builds up, and the iOS listing mentions a monthly recap video. It is not a question app, a games app, or a gift app.
GiftFeels. An ember, a question, a countdown, a memory, or a gift.
Locket. A live photo.
GiftFeels. Two in a space. Plus can open another pair.
Locket. A small circle, described as up to 20 friends, plus a widget for one person.
GiftFeels. A memory box you both decide over.
Locket. A history of Lockets, and a recap video on iOS.
GiftFeels. Yes.
Locket. Not the product.
A dash means not publicly documented. It is not a claim that the feature is absent.
| Feature | GiftFeels | Locket |
|---|---|---|
| Couples | Yes | Partial |
| Best friends | Yes | Yes |
| Family | Partial | Yes |
| A private space | Yes | Not publicly documented |
| Private chat | Not publicly documented | Not publicly documented |
| Feature | GiftFeels | Locket |
|---|---|---|
| Games | Yes | Not publicly documented |
| Daily questions | Yes | Not publicly documented |
| Quizzes | Partial | Not publicly documented |
| Virtual companion | Not publicly documented | Not publicly documented |
| Feature | GiftFeels | Locket |
|---|---|---|
| Shared memories | Yes | Yes |
| Shared journal | Not publicly documented | Not publicly documented |
| Photo sharing | Yes | Yes |
| Scrapbook-style keepsakes | Partial | Not publicly documented |
| Digital gifts | Yes | Not publicly documented |
| Date ideas | Yes | Not publicly documented |
| Feature | GiftFeels | Locket |
|---|---|---|
| Widgets | Yes | Yes |
| Home-screen interaction | Yes | Yes |
| Distance on screen | Yes | Not publicly documented |
| Anniversaries and countdowns | Yes | Not publicly documented |
| Useful across distance | Yes | Partial |
| Relationship advice or exercises | Not publicly documented | Not publicly documented |
GiftFeels. A photo in the memory box, or a widget that rotates one.
Locket. That is the entire loop, and it is fast.
GiftFeels. Yes, as a pair.
Locket. Yes, as a small group.
GiftFeels. Daily and sealed.
Locket. Not listed.
GiftFeels. You can make one.
Locket. You can send a photo. A composed digital gift is not the feature.
Locket is one gesture: a photo, on their home screen, from someone close. GiftFeels can put a person on your home screen too, and then it also asks, plays, and keeps.
The Google Play listing we checked says Locket is free so you can send photos to people who matter. Optional paid extras, if any, belong to the current store page. Prices change. The figure that matters is the one in the store or on their site today.
GiftFeels: free everyday questions, memory box, and widgets. Plus is the paid tier. The Play listing is the current source.
On the App Store and Google Play. The listing says the app is kept free so you can send photos.
Locket’s listing stresses a small friends list and reactions that are not counted publicly. Photos are the data. Read the policy linked from the store. GiftFeels photos stay in the two-person memory box.
Games, a sealed question, widgets, a memory box, and a gift — with a partner or a friend — without a public feed or a streak.
A home-screen widget that shows live photos from a small circle of close friends.
Locket puts friends’ live photos on your home screen. GiftFeels is a two-person space with widgets, a sealed question, games, memories, and gifts.
You can add a partner, and the iOS listing mentions a crush widget. The product is written for a close circle, not only for couples.
The listing we checked says 20, to keep it from becoming a follower count.
A memories widget can surface a saved photo. It is not a live camera roll of everyone you know.
The Play listing says they are keeping it free to send photos. Check the store for anything sold on top.
GiftFeels. Locket does not list games.
Last checked September 2026. If a listing has changed, the source page wins.
A couples app built around a daily conversation, plus quizzes, exercises, and relationship content on Premium.
Shared home and lock screen widgets for best friends and couples: pets, moods, distance, status, and little pins.
One daily question for a couple, a companion called EggMon that grows from your answers, and memo and anniversary widgets.
Play together. Save a photo. Send something they were not expecting.
On Google Play and the App Store.