For the two of you
A calmer way to understand your relationship.
Sixty-second check-ins, each on your own account. Gentle patterns over time — never scores. One small next step, never blame.
The space between you, noticed.
How it works
You notice. You check in. You notice together.
Step One
Check in — each of you, privately.
A minute a day: how connected you felt, how communication went, whether you had real time together. Every answer shows who can see it, and the default is nobody but you.
Connection
Today I felt connected to my partner
Step Two
See the patterns — in words, not numbers.
Trends read like a journal, not a dashboard. When the two of you are experiencing something differently, the app says so gently, without ever revealing either answer.
The pulse
Trends →You may be experiencing connection a little differently this week — worth exploring when you both have space.
Step Three
Take one small step.
Leave an appreciation. Plan a low-pressure evening. Ask one good question. Insights end with a single doable thing — never a program.
From Riley
“You made me laugh at breakfast when nothing else was funny.”
One small thing
Ask your partner one question about their week tonight — and just listen first.
Privacy is the product
Yours stays yours.
A couple is never one account here. You each hold your own login, your own answers, your own settings. Everything you write carries a visibility you choose.
Private
Only you. Ever. The coach may use it for your own reflection — only if you allow that.
Trends only
Counts toward shared patterns without revealing your exact answer. The default.
Shared
Your partner sees this one. Your choice, answer by answer.
Your partner never sees your private answers.
No location tracking. No reading your messages.
No scores. No sides. No predictions about your future.
Export everything or delete your account, any time.
The idea
Mirror, not judge.
It will never
It will
What's inside
Everything a relationship actually runs on.
Start with your partner.
Free to start. Two accounts, one shared space. It takes about a minute — and it begins with an invitation.