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Can apps help our relationships during lockdowns?

Coronavirus lockdowns can bring stresses and challenges to relationships, particularly if we are separated from our loved ones or have to stay in each other’s company for longer than we are used to.

But can technology improve communication with our partners and help our relationships?
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