One AI. Everyone in the chat.

A group chat where everyone can talk to the same AI.

Bring your partner, co-parent, or friends into one conversation. Settle disagreements with the Judge, ask questions together, or find something to do with Plans. Everyone can take part, and everyone sees the AI's replies.

Free to start · No card needed · ★ 5.0 on the App Store (4 ratings)
Why it matters

Your AI said you're right. So did theirs.

Ask an AI about an argument by yourself, and it only has your version. Send the answer to the other person, and now you're arguing about what the AI said. SharedChat gives everyone a place to tell their side.

Alone You and a chatbot

  • It only knows what you told it.
  • You send the answer as a screenshot.
  • The other person never gets to respond to the same AI.

Together A SharedChat room

  • Everyone can explain what happened.
  • The Judge waits for both sides before ruling.
  • Everyone sees the same AI reply and can respond.
  • Nobody has to argue with a screenshot.
Six rooms

There's a room for that.

The Judge has a different job from the AI helping with a co-parenting schedule. Pick the room that fits, then invite whoever's involved.

Try it

Pick a fight.

Start with the small stuff. The dishes, the dog question, the thermostat. See how the Judge handles it. These are sample rulings, not live AI. In the app, the Judge can ask follow-up questions before deciding.

⚖️ Ask the Judge

Sample rulings · not live

🏠 Before you hit send

Co-Parenting room · not live

Write the message you're frustrated enough to send. See a calmer option first.

To: Alex · Co-Parenting
Inside a room

This is the app. No mockups.

SharedChat Settle It room on iPhone showing a ruling from The Judge
The Judge asks for both sides before giving a verdict.
SharedChat Co-Parenting room showing the calm-down card with a calmer version of a heated message
Get a calmer version of a heated message before choosing what to send.
A Friend Groups chat where the AI suggests one plan for Saturday
Friend Groups: the AI sums up everyone's ideas and suggests a plan they can all see.
Plans · Concerts, games, nights out

Your friends are free Saturday. Now what?

SharedChat finds concerts, games, restaurants, and things to do near you, based on what you and your friends like. Pick a place, choose a time, and invite your people. When the first friend says yes, a group chat opens for the plan.

Make a plan step one: popular activities near Chicago
Find nearby places or host your own dinner, game night or party.
Swipe to pick a park near Chicago
Swipe to pick the spot, then tap who's in.
New crew sheet for a parks group
Save a crew once, then add everyone to a plan in one tap.

Real app screens · sample plans

What's different

The AI has to hear the other side.

Shared AI isn't new. SharedChat gives each room instructions for the kinds of conversations people have together.

No one-person verdicts

In Settle It, the Judge asks for the other side before making a ruling.

Different rules for sensitive conversations

Relationships and Co-Parenting are instructed not to pick winners. Custody and legal questions belong with an attorney.

You control what sends

Co-Parenting offers a calmer rewrite when a message is heated. Keep it, change it, or send your original.

One conversation everyone can see

AI replies appear in the room for everyone. Each person can ask questions and respond.

Invite by link or text

People can read what you've shared without an account. To reply, they create a free account.

Safety matters

We've tested responses involving abuse, self-harm, and custody disputes. The rooms are instructed to direct people toward appropriate professional or crisis support when needed.

How it works

Start a room. Bring someone in.

1

Pick a room

Choose Settle It, Relationships, Co-Parenting, Parenting, Friend Groups, or General.

2

Send an invite

Share a link or text. Invitees can read without an account and sign up free to participate.

3

Talk to the same AI

Everyone's messages and the AI's replies appear in one shared thread.

Moments

Sound familiar?

⚖️ Settle It

The subscription argument

You're paying for six streaming services and disagree about which to cancel. Put the prices in the room and let the Judge make a call.

Keep the two you both use. Cancel the other four. Here's what you'd save.
🏠 Co-Parenting

The weekend swap

A last-minute change has you typing something you'll regret. The AI offers a version that stays on the schedule.

Can we keep Saturday as planned and swap the following weekend?
🎉 Friend Groups

The trip that's still in the group chat

Eight friends can't agree on a cabin or hotel. Share the options and compare the costs.

The cabin is $85 each and two hours closer. Want to put it to a vote?
🌱 Parenting

The late-night parenting question

You're both awake, searching for answers about your baby's sleep. Ask in one room and review the sources together.

How old is your baby? I can help you find age-specific guidance and questions to ask your pediatrician.
Research

People are already asking AI about their relationships.

64%

of married U.S. adults surveyed had searched online for marriage help before talking to their partner.

33%

of married U.S. adults surveyed felt AI tools understood their relationship struggles better than their spouse.

Source: Marriage.com, 2026 survey of 1,000 married U.S. adults. SharedChat lets both people join the conversation instead of asking separately.

FAQ

Before you invite someone

Does the AI take sides?

In Settle It, the Judge waits for both sides before ruling on the disagreement. It can decide that one person has the stronger case. Relationships and Co-Parenting are instructed not to pick winners. AI can still make mistakes. You can question its answers in the room.

What is Plans?

Plans suggests concerts, games, shows, restaurants, and other outings near you, based on your interests. Pick something, invite friends, and choose a time. Once the first friend accepts, the plan gets its own chat with AI. Tickets link to the seller.

Can the other person see everything I write?

Yes. Messages and AI replies in a shared room are visible to everyone in it. For a private conversation, start a room by yourself.

Do they need an account?

Not to read what you've shared. To reply, they'll need a free account, which takes about ten seconds to create.

Is this therapy, legal advice, or medical advice?

No. SharedChat is for conversations, planning, and questions. It doesn't replace a therapist, attorney, or doctor. The Parenting room provides sources and points you toward a pediatrician when appropriate. Co-Parenting directs custody and legal questions to an attorney. Crisis or immediate safety concerns need appropriate professional help.

What's free?

All six rooms, unlimited invites, 10 AI replies and 3 Judge verdicts per day, 1 AI image per month, and 1 Plans outing idea per week with friends. Plus ($9.99/month) and Pro ($19.99/month) offer higher limits and more AI images.

Which AI does SharedChat use?

SharedChat selects a model for each request from OpenAI, Anthropic, or Google. You don't need an account with those providers or have to choose a model yourself.

Is it private?

Rooms are private to the people in them. A thread is viewable by link only if you choose to share it that way. Conversations are encrypted in transit and at rest. SharedChat limits identifying profile details sent to AI models to a first name and initial, though message content is processed to generate replies. We don't sell your conversations or use them to train models. You can delete your account any time.

Pricing

Free to start. More when you need it.

Free

Free

$0
  • 1 Plans outing idea per week
  • 10 AI replies per day
  • 3 Judge verdicts per day
  • 1 AI image per month
  • All six rooms
  • Unlimited invites
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$9.99 / month
  • 3 Plans outing ideas per week
  • Unlimited AI replies
  • 20 AI images a month
  • Everything in Free
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Pro

$19.99 / month
  • 7 Plans outing ideas per week
  • Unlimited AI replies
  • 50 AI images a month
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Some arguments deserve a Judge. Some nights just need a plan.

Bring the people involved into one chat and see what happens.

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