Couple Advisors — Side by side.

AI-assisted relationship conversations

Two perspectives.
Side by side.

Thirty questions you each answer separately. A comparison you each authorize. Then fifteen minutes a week, together, talking it through.

Adults 18+ in New York | General information only | AI interactions are not human communications

In one sentence

Two people separately answer thirty non-clinical questions.

Each one previews and authorizes what may be shown to the other; the software then displays where the answers match and where they differ, without interpreting them.

Then they choose a general discussion activity and work through it together, once a week.

30

non-clinical questions, answered separately

15

minutes per joint activity

2

participants online simultaneously

1

subscription, covering the couple

What it is

A structured program a couple works through together.

Couple Advisors turns a set of non-clinical questions into a weekly routine. Both partners answer separately, each previews and authorizes what may be shown jointly, and the software then displays similarities and differences without interpreting them — followed by a 15-minute conversation activity the couple selects.

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01

It is not therapy or counseling.

No psychological testing, diagnosis, counseling, psychotherapy, marital or family therapy, treatment, crisis intervention, or individualized professional advice. Crisis language stops the activity and returns 911, 988 and other resource information.

02

It is not a chatbot.

The AI is one part of a sequenced program: answer, preview, authorize, compare, discuss, check in, repeat.

03

It is not per-person.

One subscription covers the couple. The service is designed to be used together rather than one person alone or sequentially.

The process

The member journey, end to end.

Then it repeats weekly — check-in, activity, optional practice. Either participant may decline sharing, leave an activity, or withdraw at any point.

Two partners at a kitchen table, each holding a phone beside a cup of coffee
  1. 1

    Both register & link

  2. 2

    Both answer the questions

  3. 3

    Individual summary

  4. 4

    Preview & consent

  5. 5

    Subscribe

  6. 6

    Joint comparison

  7. 7

    15-minute activity

  8. 8

    Weekly check-in

By design

The sequence is enforced — and that is the product.

Most relationship apps let one motivated partner do everything alone. This one will not. Nothing appears jointly until both adults have accepted the terms and each has separately authorized the sharing.

Gate 1

Both registered and mutually linked

Gate 2

Both sets of answers complete and sharing authorized

Gate 3

Subscription active

Gate 4

Both signed in at the same moment

Until all four are true, the joint activity stays closed and the dashboard shows exactly which step is outstanding.

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Safety & privacy

Specific safeguards, described — not sweeping promises.

  • Nothing shared until each adult has previewed it and separately said yes
  • Multifactor sign-in by default, for members and administrators alike
  • Every sign-in, activity and message shown back to the member
  • Crisis language routed to 911 and 988 instead of answered

Pricing

One subscription, per couple.

Charging each partner separately would make one of them the customer and the other a guest. One subscription covers you both.

$99

per month, covering both partners

60

included minutes each month

$1

per minute beyond the included time

The short version

A set of questions two people answer separately, and a guided conversation that walks them through the differences they have each authorized to share.

Audience
Adults 18+ in New York, participating voluntarily, together
Price
$99 a month, covering both partners
Commitment
15 minutes a week, together
Promise
General information only. Not therapy, and honest about it.
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