Grounded in relationship science

A weekly communication plan you can both agree to

Scripts, check-ins, and agreements that reduce rehashing and keep you moving forward.

  • Weekly 15-min check-ins with neutral prompts
  • Shared agreements you both approve
  • Receipts so nobody feels misquoted
Use the weekly plan
2 free sessions • No credit card • Start in minutes
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Couple reviewing a shared plan
Sound familiar?

If any of these hit home, you're not broken. You're stuck in a pattern

“We keep having the same argument”
Different day, same fight. It's never really about the dishes, and you both know it.
“I don’t feel heard”
You explain how you feel and it lands as criticism. So you stop trying, and drift further.
“Therapy feels too big”
Expensive, slow, and you'd both have to agree to go. So nothing changes.
Why this works

What you get in LoveFix

LoveFix gives you a repeatable weekly rhythm without feeling like homework.

Structure without blame
Prompts focus on facts and needs, not character attacks.
Shared memory
Summaries and decisions logged so you don’t argue about what was said.
Tiny, doable actions
Each week ends with a short list of commitments you both approve.
What makes it different

What’s different about LoveFix

A repeatable weekly system with shared memory and agreed actions.

Weekly rhythm
Short check-ins prevent pileups.
Shared memory
Summaries reduce “that’s not what I said.”
Tiny actions
End each week with realistic commitments you both agree to.

Technical note: LoveFix is not a single chatbot. We combine multiple models with a couples specific conversation structure so it stays neutral and produces clear next steps.

How it works

How it works

1
Start a weekly check-in
Pick a time and begin with neutral prompts.
2
Agree on the facts
Summaries reduce reactivity and misquotes.
3
Choose next steps
Leave with commitments you both approve.
A look inside

A real session, step by step

Each screen is one part of the flow: start, chat, review your private summary, then end with a shared plan.

1) Create a session
2) Chat example
3) Private summary
4) Shared summary + agreements
The part no one else does

You each talk privately. Sage finds the common ground.

Two separate conversations. Neither of you ever sees what the other wrote. Only the shared way forward.

You, privately
He changed the weekend plans without even asking me.
It sounds like being left out of the decision hurt more than the plan itself.
Them, privately
I just handled it so it would be one less thing to stress about.
You were trying to protect the weekend. That care matters here.
The shared insight
You both want to feel like a team. One of you needs to be part of the decision, the other needs their effort to be seen. Same goal, two different ways of showing it.
This is illustrative. Your real sessions stay completely private.
Hands holding cups mended with gold
★★★★★
“We were stuck in the same argument for months. After one session we finally got it. It wasn’t the dishes. Within weeks we learned how to manage our conflicts better. And we keep learning.”
Maya & Jordan, together 4 years · from our early testing group
The evidence

Grounded in relationship research

Grounded in relationship science, drawing on multiple evidence-based frameworks. Built for repeatable weekly check-ins.

EFT inspired repair prompts
We slow down escalation, name the underlying emotion and need, and help you make a clear ask.
Evidence-based conflict skills
Prompts encourage a gentle start, repair attempts, and turning toward each other when it matters.
Clear session outputs
You leave with a shared summary and a short list of next steps you both approve.
Neutral and private by design
Structured turns and consent first analytics. LoveFix is designed to avoid taking sides.

LoveFix is not therapy. It is grounded in relationship science and draws on multiple evidence-based frameworks. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by The Gottman Institute.

100% private
No judgment, ever
Available 24/7
Both partners, one plan
Outcomes

What changes in your relationship

Fewer “we already talked about this” loops
Weekly wins you can point to
More calm tone in hard talks
Still unsure?

FAQ

How long does a check-in take?
Most couples do 10 to 20 minutes. The goal is consistency, not perfection.
Does this work if only one person is motivated?
You can start solo and invite your partner later. Progress often starts with one calmer conversation.
Your next conversation could be different
Scripts, check-ins, and agreements that reduce rehashing and keep you moving forward.
Use the weekly plan
2 free sessions • No credit card • Start in minutes