Each person brings their own thread: their history, their feelings in this moment, the words they haven't yet found. HeartWeave gives each thread a home, and quietly helps them meet.
A private room where only you and the AI talk. Process what came up. Rehearse the hard sentence. Find what you actually feel, underneath.
Your partner has the same. Separate, sovereign, never shared without permission. Two people doing their own inner work, at the same time.
A shared space with a mediator who holds both perspectives at once, translating, softening, noticing the care beneath the heat.
A small thing lands wrong. The old patterns rise. HeartWeave is there, not to fix it for you, but to help you find the response underneath the reaction.
Something in the exchange lands wrong. Old patterns start to rise. Before you say anything you'll regret, you open your private room.
You don't need to be eloquent when you're hurting. HeartWeave helps you translate the feeling into words the other person can actually receive.
In the shared room, the mediator knows the context on both sides, without leaking what either of you said in private. It offers the frame. You bring the heart.
This is not marketing language. It is the actual contract shown in the app before anyone pays, and countersigned by every person who joins a space. We publish it because a room you vent in deserves terms you can read. And it has one honest edge, stated below.
A container is a space for one relationship. You can have as many as you need, each with its own members, its own private rooms, its own shared space. Two people, three, a whole family. The architecture scales.
Two partners. The everyday repairs and the big conversations: a private room each, a shared space between you, and a mediator that never takes sides.
Start with your partner →Business partners who know the work needs the same care as a marriage. Align on vision, repair on conflict, keep the resentments from compounding like debt.
Expensable: it costs less than one hour of the lawyer you’ll need if this breaks.
Open a co-founder container →One for your partner. One for your co-founder. One for your mother. Each is its own room with its own members. Nothing bleeds between them. You show up as yourself, in each.
Your therapist gets 45 minutes a week. HeartWeave holds the other 10,000.
Each container is its own space: every member gets a private room and equal standing in the shared one.
The platform scales without awkwardness. Two partners, three, a family of five. Everyone has the same private space, same voice, same price.
In your private room, only you and the AI. In the shared room, both partners' messages plus what the mediator needs to translate across, never the raw private text. There's nothing carried between spaces for you to manage: your private words stay in your private room by design, and the shared picture is built to describe the relationship without ever exposing them.
