The fights that end marriages aren't about big betrayals. They're about the small things you never said out loud. How much can you spend? Who handles what? What happens when your in-laws show up?
150 questions across 14 areas of your marriage. Both of you answer separately, on your own phone. You see the truth side by side. Then you write the rules together.
A boundary isn't a wall. It's a line both people agreed to respect.Dr. Johnathan Hines · 35,000+ Clinical Hours
No therapist. No waiting room. Two people, two phones, and the courage to tell the truth.
Not feelings. Not opinions. Concrete choices about money, trust, family, and how you live together.
Every answer compared. Green means you agree. Yellow means you're close. Red means you need to talk.
Every area where couples fall apart. Concrete choices, not vague feelings.
Most couples spend months in sessions trying to surface what this reveals in 15 minutes.
Most workplace conflict is not a personality clash. It is two people operating on boundaries nobody ever wrote down — who can contact whom after hours, what counts as urgent, where feedback belongs, and who decides when two people cannot agree. The Workplace Edition finds those gaps before they become a grievance.
Conflict with a coworker is not conflict with a spouse. There is a power gradient, leaving is costly, and you did not choose the other person. These questions ask about escalation paths, authority, after-hours contact and recourse — not date nights.
Responses carry no name, no email, no employee ID. Department results stay hidden until at least five people have answered, so no one's answers can be inferred from a small team.
A standing channel for conduct and safety issues. Reporters get a receipt code to track progress and read HR's response without ever identifying themselves.
HR sees where friction actually concentrates — which teams, which categories, which are trending — with participation rates and open reports per department.
About 25 minutes each. Two phones. One written agreement you both sign.
Start for $349 →Both of you answer 150 questions on your phone, separately. Be honest — this only works if you tell the truth.