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HeartWeave

Say the thing you can't say to them yet. Say it here first.

A private room where you can think out loud, with a companion that listens. When you are ready, a shared space where the two of you talk with a neutral guide who never takes sides. Start alone. Bring them in when it is time, or don't.

A free private room, no card. Nothing you say here is shared. You decide what crosses, if anything, when you're ready.

Ready together? Start a shared space →Start without writing →See how it works

You don't need your partner's permission to start.

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Built for the people who matter most
Couples
romantic partners, of any shape
Co-founders
the relationship your company runs on
Partners
of any type
Also built for family, close friends, chosen kin: any relationship that matters.
How it works

Every close relationship is
more than one point of view.

Each person brings their own history, their feelings in this moment, and the words they haven't yet found. HeartWeave gives each person a private place for all of it, and quietly helps the two of you meet.

01

Your own thread

A private room where only you and the AI talk. Process what came up. Rehearse the hard sentence. Find what you actually feel, underneath.

02

Their thread

Your partner has the same. Separate, sovereign, never shared without permission. Two people doing their own inner work, at the same time.

03

Where they meet

A shared space with a guide who holds both perspectives at once, translating, softening, noticing the care beneath the heat.

In the moment

When something hard comes up,
you don't have to hold it alone.

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.

01 · Activation

You feel it before you can name it.

Something in the exchange lands wrong. Old patterns start to rise. Before you say anything you'll regret, you open your private room.

02 · Translation

The guide helps you find the sentence.

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.

03 · Repair

Together, in a space that holds both of you.

In the shared room, the guide knows the context on both sides, without leaking what either of you said in private. It offers the frame. You bring the heart.

What you see

Your map. Only you see it.
Our mirror. What you both see.

01 · MY MAP

Only you see this.

How you experience the relationship along seven dimensions, the loop you keep landing in (what sets you off, what you do, what you actually need), your values, your needs, what you are working on. It fills in from your own room, overnight.

02 · OUR MIRROR

Everyone in this space sees this.

What you both name, the loop you get stuck in together, agreements you reach with the guide in the room, repairs, shared values. Nothing lands there unless it is true from both sides, or one of you chooses to bring it across.

03 · BRING ACROSS

Bring across only what you choose.

Anything on your map can be carried to the shared space in your words, with your name on it, and taken back whenever you want.

Containers

More than couples.
Any relationship worth growing.

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, up to five. The architecture scales.

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Two partners. The everyday repairs and the big conversations: a private room each, a shared space between you, and a guide that never takes sides.

Start with your partner →
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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 →
Also built for:Every member gets the same private room, standing, and voice.
Family
Parents and adult children, siblings, chosen family. The people who shaped you, and the conversations that are still open.
Polyamorous
Three or more partners. Everyone has equal standing, a private room of their own, and a voice in the shared space.
Closest friends
The ones you would call at 3am. A place for the thing you have both been not saying.
Co-parents
Separated parents raising a child together. The child never has an account here.

You can be in many containers at once.

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.

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Pricing

From $99 a month

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.

How many of you?

The platform scales without awkwardness. Two partners, three, up to five in one space. Everyone has the same private space, same voice, and the price per person goes down as the space grows. Or everyone pays their own seat, $99 a month.

2 people · one container
$196.99
per month · cancel anytime · 30-day money-back guarantee
about $3.28 a day per person, less than a single therapy session a month
Start by saying what's happening: your private room opens free, no card needed. The shared space unlocks when you bring them in.
For each person
  • ♡Private reflection room with AI
  • ♡Daily support in the app and web portal
  • ♡Memory across conversations
  • ♡Own language, own pace
For the container
  • ♡A guide that never takes sides
  • ♡Nothing crosses rooms unless it is true from both sides
  • ♡Structured repair workflows
  • ♡Appreciation & check-in practices
For your whole life
  • ♡Open as many containers as your life holds
  • ♡Each priced on its own, by how many people are in it
  • ♡Mix relationship types
  • ♡Export & delete at any moment
Questions

Things people ask.

What exactly does the AI see?+

In your private room, only you and the AI. In the shared room, both partners' messages plus what the guide 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.

Is this couples therapy?+
What if a conversation isn't safe?+
Does it work for three or more people?+
What if my partner doesn't want to sign up?+
Can I have multiple containers?+
What if it isn't for us?+
Who pays?+
Where does HeartWeave live?+
What about privacy between partners?+
Read before you decide

Straight answers, including where we are the wrong choice.

Couples counseling when only one of you is ready →
Your partner won't go to couples counseling. Therapists say start alone. Here is what one person can change, and the tools built for starting solo.
AI couples counselors in 2026: every app compared →
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Paired vs Lasting vs HeartWeave: what each one is for →
Paired, Lasting, and HeartWeave compared by the makers of one of them. Real prices, what each does well, who should pick which. July 2026.
What couples therapy costs in 2026: per session, per month, and every alternative →
Couples therapy runs $150 to $600 per session in 2026. Weekly, that is $600 to $2,400 a month. Every alternative priced, from $10 apps up.
Where to vent about your relationship, safely →
The safe place to vent about your relationship has three requirements: no audience, no judgment, no ledger. What qualifies, what fails, and what to do next.
A neutral third party for co-founders →
Investors trace most high-potential startup failures to people problems inside the founding team. What a neutral third party for co-founders looks like in 2026.
The one-sided AI problem →
Therapists warn AI relationship advice hears one side and builds a case against your partner. They are right. The fix is structure, not better prompts.
Your partner refuses therapy. Here is what you can use alone. →
Your partner refuses therapy. Four routes work with one person: individual therapy, solo-start coaching, apps with real solo modes, and a private space.
How to fix a relationship when only one person is trying →
You cannot fix a relationship alone, and trying is not wasted: one person can change the pattern. What your effort can and cannot change, and where to put it.
What couples therapy costs in California in 2026 →
Couples therapy in California runs $150 to $300 a session in 2026, and $225 to $375 in the Bay Area. Every metro, every cheaper option, verified August 2026.
HeartWeave vs couples therapy: what we are and are not →
HeartWeave is not couples therapy and does not want to be mistaken for it. What each one does, what each costs, and how to decide, from the makers.
A gift for a couple going through a rough patch: what to give →
What do you give a couple you love when things are hard between them? The answer to the overstepping fear, and the gifts that help without judging.
Co-parenting communication after divorce: the apps, and the part they leave out →
How to co-parent with a difficult ex: what OurFamilyWizard, TalkingParents and AppClose do, what they leave out, and where HeartWeave fits in.
How to improve your relationship with your teenager when they will not talk to you →
Your child does not talk to you anymore. What actually reopens the door, how to raise a hard subject, and when to bring in a family therapist.
How to fix a family rift with a parent or sibling →
How to talk to your mother, sister or brother after a fight, how to repair a long family rift, and when a family therapist is the better first step.
How to repair a friendship after a fight, or tell a friend they hurt you →
How to apologize to a friend, how to tell a friend they hurt you without losing them, and what to do when a close friendship has gone quiet.
Co-founder conflict resolution: how to talk to your co-founder about a problem →
How to raise a problem with your co-founder, the five conflicts founding teams usually have, and when you need a mediator or a lawyer instead of a talk.
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