Text Messages

Amari Technologies LLC

Last updated 4 November 2026

Amari is a relationship app for couples, made by Amari Technologies LLC (Austin, Texas). We send two kinds of text messages: nudges, which a person turns on for themselves, and one invitation when a user asks us to invite their partner. This page shows exactly how each one starts, how often they come, and how to stop them.

1.Nudges: how people opt in

Nudges are short, personal suggestions for something kind to do for your partner. Nobody gets them unless they ask for them.

Where. On the Create your account screen in the Amari app (iPhone and Android), below the agreement to our Terms and Privacy Policy.
The box. Optional and unticked by default. An account can be created without ticking it. Its words, exactly:

I agree to the Terms and Privacy Policy.

Text me nudges from Amari (up to 4 a week). Msg & data rates may apply. Reply STOP to opt out, HELP for help.

How the two boxes appear on the Create your account screen, both unticked. The wording is copied from the app.

The number is confirmed first. The person verifies their mobile number with a one-time code. Amari only texts a number that has been confirmed as theirs.
Changing it later. In the app, Settings → Notifications → Text me nudges from Amari turns nudges on or off at any time. The switch carries the same words: “Up to 4 a week. Msg & data rates may apply. Reply STOP to opt out, HELP for help.”

2.Partner invitations

Who asks for it. An Amari user, on the Connect your partner screen, types their partner’s first name and mobile number and taps to send. The screen tells them: “We’ll send them one invitation. That’s all.”
What the partner gets. One text that names the person who invited them, with a link to join and the STOP opt-out.
Limits. The inviter can resend it at most once a day. The link stops working after 30 days. The partner gets no other texts from us unless they join Amari and tick the nudges box themselves.

3.How often, and what it costs

Nudges: up to 4 a week. Frequency varies.
Invitations: one, sent when a user asks.
Message and data rates may apply. Carriers are not liable for delayed or undelivered messages.

4.Stopping texts, and getting help

Reply STOP (or STOPALL, UNSUBSCRIBE, CANCEL, END, QUIT) to stop all texts. You get one confirmation and nothing after it.
Reply START (or YES, UNSTOP) to turn them back on.
Reply HELP (or INFO) for help, or email hello@join-amari.com.
Or switch nudges off in Settings → Notifications.

5.What the messages look like

Hi Sam, it's Amari. Alex invited you to join them on Amari, a little app for couples who want to keep choosing each other. Tap here to download it and create your account: https://go.join-amari.com/i/Ab3xYz Reply STOP to opt out.

Amari: Write Sam a note by hand today. Not a text. Leave it where they'll find it tomorrow morning - the mirror, their bag, the steering wheel. A few sentences is plenty. Reply STOP to opt out.

We never send marketing or promotions by text, and the only link we send is the invitation link.

6.Your number stays with us

We do not share or sell your mobile number or your text-message consent with any third party or affiliate for marketing or promotional purposes. Twilio delivers our texts as our service provider. See the Privacy Policy and the Terms of Service (both have a “Text messages” section).