Cheramor

Relationships move. Stay in step.

A private app that suggests small, personal ways to care for your partner, every day.

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Your partner never sees your journal. In Conflict Coach, you approve what's shared.

  • Cheramor's Home screen. Under the greeting: You & Jordan, and a thought for the week: The years go by in small moments. This is one. A card titled "A little something for you" reads: Leave a short note somewhere they'll find it, one line about something you love about them.
  • Cheramor's Home screen with a growth idea. Labelled Your growth, Staying calm, the card reads: Before you reply in a heated moment, take one slow breath out, longer than the breath in.
  • The Journal screen, with the line "Only you can see your entries.", a Your growth row, and two of Sam's past entries.
  • A Conflict Coach session about getting home late. Sam reads the version of their side written without blame, above the line "This is the version Jordan will see." and an Approve button.

It's the little things

Strong relationships aren't built in a single moment. They're shaped by the small things we do every day.

Cheramor is a quiet, private helper for your relationship. You write privately about what's on your mind, and Cheramor, drawing on relationship research and AI, suggests small, specific things you can do for your partner.

Start on your own and invite your partner when you're ready. Ideas fit your life, whether you live together or apart.

Cheramor isn't therapy and doesn't replace it. When something needs more than everyday care, it points you toward people who can help.

A look inside

Cheramor's Home screen. Under the greeting: You & Jordan, and a thought for the week. A card titled "A little something for you" reads: Leave a short note somewhere they'll find it, one line about something you love about them. Below it, a Daily listen card, The language of small touches, 2 minutes, with a play button, and a Your growth row inviting a 2-minute private check-in.
Your Daily Something: one small, specific idea at a time.
The Journal screen, with the line "Only you can see your entries.", a Your growth row, and two past entries by Sam: a Tell Me Anything note about missing slow Sunday mornings, and a journal entry about a long walk by the river with Jordan.
Your journal and Tell Me Anything notes are private. Only you can see them.
A Conflict Coach session shared with Jordan. Sam reads the version of their side written without blame, in three parts: what I meant, how it landed for me, and what I can offer, above the line "This is the version Jordan will see." and an Approve button.
In Conflict Coach, you approve the version of your side your partner will see.

Screens from the app in testing. Sam and Jordan are fictional.

How Cheramor works

  1. Tell us about you

    A short survey about your relationship and what you'd like more of.

  2. Write freely

    Your journal and Tell Me Anything are for your own words. Only you can see them; your partner never does.

  3. Cheramor analyzes

    AI looks for patterns: what matters to you, what you'd like more of and what's getting in the way. From that reading, Cheramor keeps only those patterns, never a summary of your words.

  4. Small ideas for both of you

    Small, specific things to do for your partner, shaped by what matters to you, every day. If you're linked, your partner gets ideas of their own.

  5. It gets to know you

    Tell Cheramor whether you tried an idea and how it felt to do, and it adjusts what it suggests next, so ideas fit you better over time. No scores, no streaks.

Your words stay private.

Survey

Undivided attention

Feeling appreciated

Journal

I miss slow Sundays.

How did it feel to do?

Good

From your partner

quality time

general topics only,
never their words

  • feeling appreciated
  • undivided attention
  • quality time
  • notes feel good ✓

Suggest a short walk together today.

Ask about the best part of their day.

Leave a note where they'll find it. Did you try it? ✓ Yes

An illustration with example ideas.

Built on trust. Designed for privacy.

What's inside

Conflict Coach

Help when a fight happens

An AI coach for a disagreement that's happening or just happened. Take a breath, understand what hurts, and work out what you want to say.

Nothing is shared unless you both agree, every time. Agreeing covers one disagreement, and either of you can stop at any time.

Sharing is in early testing, so it isn't in every account yet. If you ever feel unsafe, support is here.

Your growth

An honest, private look at how you show up

We all have strengths and things we could do better. See how you handle stress, criticism and conflict, and get small ideas to try.

The Growing as a partner screen. It says we all have strengths and things we could do better, that the short check-in is just for you, and that your partner never sees it. Buttons read Start the check-in, about 2 minutes, and Not now.
From the app in testing.

Your growth is in early testing. If someone is treating you badly, that isn't something you need to fix in yourself. Support is here.

More for your day

Insights and Daily listen are in early testing, so they may not be in every account yet.

Not therapy. Help for the in-between.

  • The years go by in small moments. This is one.

  • Love is something you do, a little at a time.

  • A pause is where your choice lives.

  • Caring enough to try is not a small thing.

A great therapist is like a personal trainer or a music teacher. They guide you, push you, and help you see what you can't see on your own. But much of the growth happens in between sessions, in the small choices you make each day.

Cheramor is there for those everyday moments. It works alongside professional support, not in place of it. If you're going through something serious, a licensed therapist is the right next step, and our Resources page can help.

Something meaningful is coming

Cheramor is in a small private test right now. We're building it with a simple purpose: helping people care for their relationships in small, everyday ways.

Want early access? Email us

Questions? Write to support@cheramor.com.