Your raw words stay private
A shared map summarizes themes. It does not show another person the sentences you wrote.
A private-first relationship check-in
See the pattern. Start with yourself.
Take two minutes with one repeated moment. Your first read stays private. Invite someone later only if everyone wants to participate.
No diagnosis. No side-taking. No requirement to share.
About 2 minutesTwo starter answersPrivate before shared
Before you write
You keep control of the check-in.
These boundaries are part of the product, not fine print after disclosure.
Shared later is off
Start alone. An invite is a separate choice, and a shared view still waits for clear consent.
You can stop
Pause, leave, or keep the reflection private. Finishing the check-in never requires a conversation.
Your first check-in
Small enough to begin. Useful enough to return to.
The first pass asks for less on purpose. Depth stays available, but it does not block the first private read.
01
Pick one moment
Choose one scene that keeps repeating. You do not need to explain the whole relationship.
02
Answer two prompts
Describe what happened and how it landed. That is enough to unlock the first private read.
03
Choose what happens next
Keep it private, use one calmer follow-up, or invite someone later if participation feels freely chosen.
Not sure another person is ready? The private path is the default.
Start privatelyWhat the product does
Clarity without turning anyone into the problem.
Relationship Recharge separates a painful moment into what is known, what each person experienced, and what still needs care. It does not decide who is right.
The first useful output
- A private read of the pattern around one moment
- A clearer distinction between facts, feelings, needs, and assumptions
- An optional shared path that waits for separate participation and consent
AI may help structure a result when that lane is enabled. The product still applies fixed safety rules, shows fallbacks honestly, and never treats model output as a verdict.
Safety and consent
A pause is a valid outcome.
If someone feels afraid, monitored, pressured, or at risk of retaliation, the app should not turn that into a communication exercise.
- No AI judge, blame score, diagnosis, or compatibility verdict
- No raw-answer reveal to another participant
- Safety and coercion signals stop the shared path
- Not for immediate danger, crisis response, or monitoring another person
For therapists and coaches
Review the artifact before recommending the product.
The current professional path starts with a fictional sample report and explicit boundaries. A review request comes later; no form preview sends outreach by itself.
One moment is enough to start
Take the first pass privately.
Two starter answers unlock the first read. Sharing remains a later choice.