7ub is 'hubb' (حب), the Arabic word for love — the 7 is Arabizi for the Arabic letter ح (haa). It's pronounced 'hubb'. Arabizi is the informal way of writing Arabic with Latin letters and numbers, where numbers stand in for letters that have no Latin equivalent.

7ub is a private relationship app for Muslim couples. It gives the two of you one shared, ad-free space for daily questions, love notes, shared duas, memories, a relationship timeline, dreams and future letters — with no feeds, no followers and no audience.

7ub is free to start with a 7-day trial for your couple. After the trial, 7ub Plus is a single subscription billed once per couple rather than per person, so you share one plan between the two of you.

7ub is designed for Muslim couples — with shared duas and a faith-first framing throughout — but any couple who wants a private, ad-free space to stay close is welcome to use it.

Generic couples apps such as Paired, Between and Agape are excellent but are not built for Muslim couples — no shared duas, no Islamic framing. Matchmaking apps like Muzz and Salams stop at the nikah. 7ub is built for the married life that comes after: it combines couple rituals with a faith-first design and a strict privacy posture.

One of you creates an invite code (in the format 7UB-XXXXX) and shares it with your spouse. Once they enter it, your accounts are paired and every feature — memories, notes, duas, questions — is scoped privately to just the two of you.

Yes. Privacy is the core promise: there is no public feed, no followers and no ads. All of your content is scoped to your couple and visible only to the two of you.

7ub works on iPhone (iOS), Android and the web at 7ub.app, so you can use it wherever you and your spouse are.