A private coach that knows both of your names.
AI Co-Pilot
Ask anything — how to bring up a hard topic, plan a surprise, or understand a fight. Your Co-Pilot keeps both partners in view, using your names, patterns, and shared context to answer with warmth, never judgment.
How it works
Three simple steps.
Ask in your own words
Type what's on your mind — from "how do I tell Noah I need help?" to "what would make Maya feel seen tonight?"
Get named, grounded guidance
The Co-Pilot draws on proven relationship science and your shared context, then responds with both names and both nervous systems in mind.
Take the next small step
Every answer ends with one gentle, doable thing one or both of you can try right now.
Named guidance
It answers with both people in mind.
The Co-Pilot does not talk like generic advice. It keeps track of who is asking, who they love, and the tiny context that changes how a suggestion lands.
Maya
How do I tell Noah I need more help this week without making it a fight?
Co-Pilot
Try starting with warmth, then one concrete ask: "Noah, I know this week has been a lot. Could we pick two things tonight that you can own before Friday?"
Noah
What would help Maya feel cared for before work tomorrow?
Co-Pilot
Send the clear text first, then do one visible thing. She tends to relax when the care is specific, not just promised.
Why it works
AI Co-Pilot
Bestie
For the partner who wants tenderness first.
AI Co-Pilot
Ace
For the guys who want the direct path back to her.
See it in the app
Meet Bestie and Ace.
Bestie brings the warm, emotionally fluent version of the Co-Pilot. Ace is the direct, guy-side version that turns messy moments into a clear next move.