“Who was supposed to do the dishes?”
You agreed on Sunday: whoever cooks doesn't wash. Alex cooked Monday, so the pans were Sam's. But two days of silence is what really stung.
You each tell your side, blind, on one phone. The AI referee weighs both, rules who's more right, and tells you how to make up.
🔥 or pick a top fight ↓Player 1 tells it, locks it, passes the phone. Player 2 never sees it until the ruling. No interrupting.
What was agreed, who knew what, and how it felt. Both sides, nobody tailoring the story.
A split like 63/37, what each got right, and one mission to do together tonight.
The six topics US couples say they argue about most, and the classic fight for each. Pick one and play it your way.
More classics
Not a chatbot that agrees with whoever typed. A referee that heard both of you, says who's more right, and gives you the words to end it.
“Who was supposed to do the dishes?”
You agreed on Sunday: whoever cooks doesn't wash. Alex cooked Monday, so the pans were Sam's. But two days of silence is what really stung.
Two names, two faces, one fight. Pick how hot it is: Mild, Spicy or Volcanic.
Each side locks before the other sees the screen. The detail meter fills as you write: the more concrete, the fairer.
Sit together and watch your two players fight it out while the referee decides. Then the winner is crowned.
The meters fill, the stamp drops. 50/50 when you're both right; 80/20 when one of you mostly is.
One thing to do together tonight, and a sentence each of you can say. Mark it done to earn the badge.
Save it to keep score: wins, split decisions, repairs kept, streaks and badges. One appeal per round.
Ask a chatbot alone and it hears only you. Ask a friend and you get a friend's verdict. Verdikly hears both of you, blind, so nobody tailors the story.
🚩 Safety first
If anything either of you writes sounds like someone isn't safe, the referee doesn't rule. It shows where to get help, and the round isn't saved anywhere.
A referee for everyday arguments, not a therapist.
$9 / month
No. Play your first round right now. If you like it, save the round and keep score with a free week.
Not while you write. Your side locks before the phone changes hands. Both sides show up together with the ruling.
No. It's a referee for everyday arguments, not a therapist. For the big things, a licensed couples therapist is the right call.
Appeal it. Each of you adds one fact the referee didn't know, and it rules again, for good.