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YesList vs Yes No Maybe App: which fits your couple?
Last reviewed: September 2026
Yes No Maybe App and YesList both work from the same core mechanic: independent answers, revealed only where you and your partner agree. Yes No Maybe App runs directly in the browser with no account, keeping your answers on your device. YesList uses a free account instead, so the same idea works across devices and over time. Here's how the two compare.
What Yes No Maybe App offers
Yes No Maybe App is a no-account, browser-based version of the yes/no/maybe list, with data kept on your device rather than an online account. For its current question set, languages, and how it stores your answers, check yes-no-maybe.app directly.
Where YesList is different
YesList is built as a standing account rather than on-device browser storage. Your answers follow you to any device you sign in on, and matches accumulate into an ongoing list you and your partner can keep adding to - not a result tied to one browser that's gone if you clear your data or switch phones.
Free vs. paid
YesList is free to use. Yes No Maybe App is also free - check their site directly for current details on any paid features.
Privacy and what your partner can see
On YesList, your partner only ever sees the items you both independently marked yes to. Everything else - a no, a maybe, or something unanswered - stays private to you. For details on how an on-device tool like Yes No Maybe App handles your data, read that site's own privacy policy directly.
Getting started with your partner
To get started on YesList, each of you creates a free account and links to the other. From there you both answer independently, on any device, and matches appear as they happen.
See how YesList compares elsewhere
For more on the private, mutual-match approach YesList is built on, see our guide on sex surveys for couples. Also comparing CoupleSexplorer or Comparekink? See how each stacks up, or try YesList's own free taster quiz - no account needed.
Frequently asked
Is YesList like Yes No Maybe App?
Both use the same yes/no/maybe format with independent answering and mutual-match reveal. Yes No Maybe App runs entirely in the browser with no account and data kept on-device; YesList uses a free account so your list is saved and revisitable across sessions and devices. Check Yes No Maybe App's own site for its current details.
Is YesList free?
Yes, YesList is free to use.
Why use an account instead of on-device data?
On-device data is quick and private to that one browser, but it doesn't follow you to a new device or survive clearing your browser data. An account means your list is there whenever you sign in, from any device.
What can my partner see?
Your partner only ever sees items you both independently marked yes. A no or a maybe stays private and is never shown to them.
Do we need to link our accounts?
Yes, each partner creates a YesList account and links to the other so matches update automatically as you both keep answering.