u/sshegem

Hey there friends, you know the drill!

12 testers, 14 days. Drop your e-mail please here (or DM me) so I can invite you. I didn't create a group, felt like many people saw it as friction. Here's the link though for the app though https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.twoward.app

Whenever you reply here with your e-mail (or DM me), I'll instantly add you (PS mines' a couples app so feel free to invite your partner).

I'll do my part too and download your app and play around with it for 14 days.

Thanks!

Hey there friends, you know the drill!

12 testers, 14 days. Drop your e-mail please here (or DM me) so I can invite you. I didn't create a group, felt like many people saw it as friction. Here's the link though for the app though https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.twoward.app

Whenever you reply here with your e-mail (or DM me), I'll instantly add you (PS mines' a couples app so feel free to invite your partner).

I'll do my part too and download your app and play around with it for 14 days.

Thanks!

Hey guys, you know the drill! 12 testers, 14 days, use it once a day

I'll test yours as well - drop any links / groups

For my side, would appreciate it if you DM me your e-mail (or drop it here if you don't mind) - so I can give you access. this is the link but it's closed for e-mail list only. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.twoward.app

Mine is a couples app, so if you also want to invite your partner to join, LMK

Hello everyone, been building this app for the past couple of months along with my wife. Started building it after we had a massive issue (we've been married for more than 12 years).

In a nut-shell? Think of it like a Whoop, but for your relationship

We're dubbing it "Relationship Intelligence"

It's based on Gottman's principles of small daily habits are what builds a relationship, and that couples don't simply fall out of love, just that over time in getting busy with life, they simply stop knowing each other. Twoward literally acts as an app that 1) re-introduces them to each other 2) helps them show up for each other every day 3) gives them some fun games (Q&A) to spark conversations and get them to know each other again (and more), 4) reminds them of important dates (anniversaries, birthdays, celebrations) 5) allows them to send each other hearts and notes (one of our favorite features - it's always nice to get a heart popping up on your phone mid-work, or a sexy note while you're busy worrying about life, and finally 6) has Sage, an AI who hears both sides of the story, never takes a side, and is always focused on fixing things between the two offering repairs

Each partner can talk to sage in private, she doesn't share anything about private conversations unless you want her to - even then, she will simply share a distilled version of it, in a very nice tone aimed at resolving issues. They can also request a mediation, where sage sits down with both of them in the same chat, monitors the conversation, offers guidance and steers it towards repair - when the issue is resolved, sage privately reaches out to each user and tells them how she thinks they can grow (ex: improve communication, stop stonewalling...etc.). she basically monitors the relationships "weather" in her backend and makes sure she always shifts it to "good"

Also, happy to hear your thoughts about our meta Relationship Intelligence https://twoward.app/relationship-intelligence/ (short article here)

What do you guys think about this article? Defining "Relationship Intelligence" by Twoward

https://twoward.app/relationship-intelligence/

Builds also on John Gottman's principles

https://preview.redd.it/oty0oxd8xuah1.png?width=1086&format=png&auto=webp&s=0b4732f64132266c3bd55c8323464c37747b46da

Hey everyone, solo founder here (35M). I spent the last months building Twoward, a private app for two people in a relationship, then my wife joined in, liked the app and we started enhancing it together - and I'm opening a small free beta before launch.

The idea: most couples don't drift apart because of big blowups. They drift because they slowly stop knowing each other. Twoward is a quiet daily space for just you two: a 30-second daily check-in, sharing how you're actually feeling, small promises you keep for each other, little games where you guess each other's answers, and wishes you can grant. No feeds, no other people, no scoreboard.

The heart of it is Sage, an AI companion each of you gets privately. Sage learns what makes your partner feel loved and helps you show up for them, suggests repairs after a rough day, helps you plan something they'd actually love, and can even mediate a hard conversation neutrally.

On privacy, because it matters for an app like this: each partner has a private inner world. Your journal, your private chats with Sage, your ratings, that your partner can never read. That's enforced in the database rules, not just a settings toggle. You each control exactly how much Sage may use of your private context when helping your partner, and it never quotes you. Your data isn't sold or used to train anything.

The deal:

• Completely free. I'm personally covering all the AI costs during testing
• iOS (TestFlight) and Android (Google Play closed testing), you and your partner can be on different platforms
• In return I'd love honest feedback after ~2 weeks: what helped, what felt off, what you'd pay for (if anything)
• Founding couples get a thank-you perk when the app launches properly

If you and your partner want in, sign up at twoward.app (just first names + emails for both of you) or comment/DM me and I'll onboard you by hand.

Happy to answer anything about how it works or how the privacy model is built - that part I'm genuinely proud of.

I experienced a huge personal issue over the past couple of months. this gave me the idea to build an app for it, just so I can use it with my partner to try and resolve the issue(s) we're facing

i convinced her to download the app and try it, and what ended up happening was beyond what i was expecting

we both started using the app to solve our issues, and over a period of one month, we ended up transforming the app completely from a little MVP to a fully functional app. now, what i really love is that i actually ended up building the app to solve the problem, i lived the actual problem, tried to solve it through the app, and re-built the app over and over again while still experiencing that problem

i feel like this is one approach that many people should follow. don't just build something because you think it's nice or will help people fix a problem, rather, build it while you yourself are experiencing the problem you're trying to solve. sure you might end up customizing it for yoruself specifically, but this way you can still capture a specific target audience who might really need the same solution you're building

so my question here is, any techniques you guys follow (similar to what i described) to help keep you grounded and in the right direction while building an app?

Hey everyone, I built a couples app and I've already set it up on iOS for external testers, Google console for closed testing. Looking for some couples to join (note that you can use the app on your own, but it's real value comes when you and your partner both join).

It's a paid app in the future but during the testing phase I'll be covering all costs ofcourse, and if any of the testers really enjoy it I will provide them with either a free life-time subscription or a significant discount.

If you're interested, please fill in the form in our coming-soon website https://twoward.app/

You can either sign up there or reach out to me on DM here or at hello@twoward.app

I will prep the invitation e-mails and grant access to the first 20 couples to sign up within a few days from now, so it's a first come first serve basis. I already have 3 couples testing it out.

The ideal couple to try it out? Couples who are either in a good relationship and want to improve it more, or couples who are really struggling and trying to find ways to fix it.

Appreciate your support!

so, I know this is going to look like I'm promoting something, but just hear me out for a sec

a while back my wife and I were having lots of issues... non-stop arguing and fighting about the smallest things. got to a point where we're considering a divorce

i had some spare time, and like a nerd ended up working on an app to try and fix things (yes i know "you should have spent that time with her instead" - but we couldn't. it was dead silence between both of us for months)

fast forward to today, i sent her the app i built and she started using it. she liked it, so did i. we ended up reviewing it together and making it better, so now we have our own app that we use for our relationship

which brings me to my point (2 birds with 1 stone)

i know many people are struggling here, and i could use some testers to see how i can make the app better :) so, if any of you are interested in trying it out, let me know. send me your email and (preferrably) name, or reach out to me in DM and i can set you up.

hello everyone

new here, been working on an app lately. im not a dev or anything, just vibe coding. got to the testing stage and trying the app with some of the people i know.

first, i never realized it could be this much fun. there's so many "AHAAAA" or "OHHHHHHHH!!!!" moments that come as realizations about the functionality of the app once you start using it, i absolutely love it. it's like a shit in reality and how you look at the app. sometimes it could be the smallest features that make such a huge difference.

i spent 95% of my time building a certain functionality and when it came down to actually using it, i realized it has to work in the EXACT OPPOSITE way. i wasn't discouraged, it made me feel thrilled and very excited to actually update it

so my question here is, im sure many of you went through these moments. what do you think is the best way to bring them out? it's one thing to chat with claude and other LLM's, everything you suggest is a great idea that's never been created (especially chat gpt). i feel like testing with as many people as you can brings these results, but is there any "secret" way you follow?

appreciate your input!