AI relationship advice can miss important context when only one person tells the story. SharedChat lets both of you talk to the same AI in one chat, where everyone sees the replies. The Relationships room is instructed not to pick a winner and can help you work through what each person wants.
You both message the same AI and see its replies. Nobody has to forward a screenshot of what the chatbot said.
The AI is instructed not to pick sides. It can point out where you're talking past each other and ask what each of you needs.
The room uses plain language, can compare numbers when money's involved, and doesn't diagnose either of you.
If someone describes threats or abuse, the room is instructed to prioritize safety and point them toward appropriate help.
In a 2026 Marriage.com survey of 1,000 married U.S. adults, 33% said AI tools understood their relationship struggles better than their spouse.
There isn't one explanation for every recurring argument. You can both describe what's happening, and the AI can ask questions about where you disagree. For more, read How to stop having the same argument.
AI can miss context or agree too readily with the person asking. In SharedChat, both of you can explain your side and question the AI's response. The Relationships room is instructed not to pick winners, but its answers aren't guaranteed to be right. It's a tool for conversation, not a relationship expert.
No. It doesn't diagnose, treat, or replace a counselor. It helps two people say what they mean and hear what the other one said. If you need a therapist, it'll say so.
Send them a link. They can read what you've shared without an account and create a free account to reply. If they don't want to join, you can still use a private room, but the AI will only have your account of the situation.
Rooms are private to the people in them. Nothing is shared by link unless you choose to share it. You can delete your account and data any time.