Investor dinners get rehearsed. The conversation about who is actually doing the work never does. In the shared space, a guide holds both sides and never takes sides: it translates instead of escalating, names the pattern instead of the crime, and keeps one bad week from becoming the story of the company.
Each of you gets a room the other never sees: the place to be unfair first, so you can be precise later. What crosses into the shared space is your call. The promise is shown in the app before anyone pays: "Your room is private. The guide never quotes you without your consent. And it will not help conceal harm."
A co-founder dispute that reaches lawyers bills by the hour and ends companies. HeartWeave is $196.99 a month for two founders, on the company card: the maintenance contract for the relationship everything else depends on. Expensable: it costs less than one hour of the lawyer you’ll need if this breaks.
The work is small and regular: a place to put the Tuesday frustration before it lands on Slack, a shared space for the equity conversation you keep postponing, check-ins that surface what is drifting while it is still cheap to fix. Ten minutes when you need it, not an offsite when it is already too late.
No. HeartWeave is a communication and reflection space, not a clinical service and not legal or HR advice. It sits alongside your coach, your board, or your therapist. What it holds is the day-to-day: the 10,000 minutes between the formal conversations.
Open the container, say the thing, invite them when you’re ready.
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