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Never Stop Discovering Each Other

Play more. Try something new. Stay curious.

Amora turns things to do around your city into

playful experiences designed for two. 

 

New to Boston together?

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Moving somewhere new changes more than your address. Explore Amora for Relocating Couples →

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7 minute adult study

7 Minutes

A little novelty. An instant spark.

In multiple experiments, couples who spent just seven minutes doing something new and exciting together reported greater immediate boosts in relationship quality than those doing routine tasks.

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That's the power of shared discovery and the thinking behind Amora.

THE SELF-EXPANSION STUDY (ARON ET AL)

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SAME LOVE. NEW EXPERIENCES.​

Turn ordinary outings into moments of laughter, discovery, and connection.

What if love was something we practiced?

Our mission is to keep couples deeply connected throughout every stage of love.

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Join hundreds of couples committed to the journey   /   5★ Experience rating   /   2 Cities: London > Now Boston

Harmony • Teamwork • Affection Collaboration • Openness • Trust

Appreciation • Shared Vision

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"It made me more connected with my wife. It was easy

to block out everything else and focus on us

Tosin

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Couple enjoying a playful Amora experience together
LGBT - Couple enjoying a playful Amora experience together

THE SCIENCE BEHIND CONNECTION

Your relationship needs more than proximity

Being together isn't the same as being connected.

Phones are a silent wedge. 

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Married couples distracted by phones are about 70% less likely to be very happy. IFS and Wheatley Institute, 2023.

Play together to stay together

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Lack of shared humor and play a top predictor of early relationship burnout

Shared experience builds shared identity. 

 

Savoring good moments together is linked to more satisfaction, less conflict. U. of Illinois.

70%

of couples report conflict linked to screen time and digital distractions.

EUROSTAT SURVEY

75%

of adults report a play deficit, linked to stress and emotional distance.

WHEATLY INSTITUTE, 2023

3.5×

more likely to be very happy when couples share quality time weekly.

NATIONAL MARRIAGE PROJECT

Take love off autopilot

Currently active in Boston, MA ✈️ 

Love Stays Curious

Featured Experience Partners

Endorsed by Experts

The Play Lab podcast guest
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Felicia Romano

Relationship Expert, LMHC

Andrew Miser - Relationship psychologist advisor for Amora Experience
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Andrew Miser

PHD, Relationship Expert, Author of The Partnership Marriage

Jennifer Recklet Tassi  Psychologist, Spouse Community Wellness  Programming, MIT
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Jennifer Recklet Tassi

Psychologist, Spouse Community Welness

Programming, MIT

katarina relationship psychologist and a
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Katarina Veevers-Carter,

LCSW, Clinical Social Work

& Relationship Wellbeing

Tufts Medicine

“Lasting love is fed by little, everyday moments of connection.”
- Dr. John Gottman (The Gottman Institute)

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