Open doesn't mean
unstructured
Check-ins, agreements, and boundaries for the person you're opening up with and the people you're seeing. Privacy between every relationship, and no judgment about how you do it.
Not a dating app. Luvset is for the relationships you already have.
Most apps assume monogamy
Open relationships sit in their own space. You might have an anchor partner and a few other connections. You might not use hierarchy at all. Couples apps don't know you exist, and poly apps assume you want a polycule. Luvset fits the relationship you've got.
Tools for how you do open
Check-ins per relationship
Check in with your anchor partner. Run a separate check-in with someone else. Each one is private, and blind reveal means nobody answers just to please the other.
ENM-aware agreements
Write down what you've agreed: communication, boundaries, safer sex. Every change is saved as a new version, and you both acknowledge it.
Boundaries you control
Define boundaries per relationship. Share them with the people who need to see them. Selective visibility is the default.
Care plans
Jealousy happens. A care plan is where you both write down what helps, before you need it, so a hard night already has a plan.
Your data stays yours
Per-user and per-relationship encryption
Your data is encrypted at both levels. One connection cannot see another's data.
Never used to train AI
Nothing you write is used to train AI models. Not your agreements, not your check-ins.
Email-only auth
No phone number. No social login. Less of you on file.
Also made for...
A vocabulary for open dynamics
Your agreements deserve real protection
Safer sex agreements and boundaries are sensitive. Luvset encrypts per relationship so the details you share with one partner stay invisible to every other.
What people ask before signing up
No. Luvset won't help either of you meet anyone. It's for the relationships you already have, starting with the one you're opening.
Yes, as agreements. You write them together, you both acknowledge them, and every change is saved as a new version, so you can always see what you agreed and when. They're meant to change as you learn what works.
Not unless you share it. Each relationship has its own encryption keys, so one relationship can't see into another, and your personal journal stays private.
It won't make jealousy go away, and it isn't therapy. It gives you somewhere to talk about it before it builds. Regular check-ins make room for the hard stuff, and a care plan lets you both write down what actually helps when one of you is struggling, so you're not working it out mid-spiral.
Yes. Each relationship gets its own space, with its own check-ins, agreements, and boundaries. People only see the relationships they're part of.
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