About
About Relationship Copilot
Closer, on purpose. Relationship Copilot helps people stay close across the whole arc of a relationship — romantic partners, friends, family, siblings, coworkers, mentors, and parent–teen — with prompts you answer privately and only share together.
Free where it matters. Never therapy. Built so safety stays free.
Why we exist
Most relationship products optimize for engagement: peeking, streaks, guilt, or couple-only romance. Real life is wider than that — new love, new parents, hard seasons, caregiving, grief — and trust breaks when someone can see your answers before you're ready.
We built Relationship Copilot so two people can answer honestly on their own time, then reveal together. The prompts are research-grounded. The product is not monitoring, not therapy, and not a dating app.
How privacy shows up in the product
We describe product behavior here. Full legal detail lives in our Privacy Policy and Terms.
- You answer in private. Your person answers in private. You see each other's answers only when you've both shared that prompt.
- That mutual-reveal rule is enforced in the database — not only in the interface.
- You can export your data and delete your account.
- Optional AI features (like Blueprint) use redacted inputs and safety screening. We do not use your intimate answers to train models.
- Crisis and safety resources are always free — never locked behind Premium.
Who it's for
Anyone who wants intentional closeness without peeking or performance:
- Romantic partners and new couples
- Friends and mentors
- Families, siblings, and caregivers
- Coworkers who want clearer conversations
- Parents and teens building trust — not surveillance (teens can leave)
Life-season packs cover the moments most apps skip: new love through grief and everything in between.
Who builds this
Relationship Copilot is founded by Patrick Novak, based in Vancouver, Canada.
The product is built for people sharing sensitive, personal words with someone they care about. That means careful software, clear controls, and a refusal to turn intimacy into an attention game.
What we are not
- Not therapy, counseling, diagnosis, or medical advice.
- Not a crisis service — if you or someone else is in danger, use emergency services and see our Safety resources.
- Not an ad-funded product that sells your attention or your answers.
Safety & support
If things feel unsafe, leave quickly and get help. Safety tools and crisis resources stay free for everyone.
Go to Safety — includes quick exit and resource links.
Company & policies
Invite the person who matters. Answer on your own. Reveal together.