feelings are messy. let's untangle them.
a private AI for the situationships, the silent treatments, the 2am spirals — and everything else nobody quite knows how to say out loud.
not therapy. not your
group chat. not your mom.
love.doctor is a private AI you can talk to about anyone you have feelings about — crushes, partners, exes, friends, family. it listens without flinching and helps you figure out what you actually want to do.
← yes, it's actually freebuilt for the
in-between moments.
the ones too small for therapy. too weird for the group chat. too embarrassing for your sister.
doesn't lecture. doesn't preach.
no checklists. no "have you tried meditation". it asks the right question first, then helps you find the answer.
no profile. no name. no leak.
nothing connected to your socials. nothing your parents can stumble onto. nothing sold to anyone, ever.
every kind of love. period.
built to be safe and useful for any orientation, any gender, any kind of relationship. you don't have to explain.
the text you've been avoiding.
tell it the situation. it'll help you draft the apology, the boundary, the "we need to talk" — line by line, your voice.
open when no one else is.
fight at midnight. spiral at 2. can't sleep at 4. it's there. no scheduling. no waitlist.
calls in real humans when needed.
if something feels unsafe — abuse, self-harm, crisis — it'll point you to people who can actually be there. clearly. no judgment.
more than a chat box.
a kit for the messy parts.
tools you reach for when you don't know what to text back, when you need to read between lines, or when 1am won't let you sleep.
read this text for me
paste what they sent. get the subtext + a sendable reply, in three parts: what they're actually saying, what you might be feeling, a draft you can lift.
paste a message →screenshot it.
attach a screenshot of the convo, the bio, the post — and ask. claude vision reads what's in the image. private. nothing is uploaded long-term.
try attaching →talk it out, literally.
mic in the composer for when typing is too much. tap any reply to have it read aloud — for the spirals where reading feels like work.
try the mic →"what if i tried…"
branch from any reply with a hypothetical. one click forks the chat down an alt path so you can compare what each move actually opens up.
explore a branch →weekly reflection.
a short, honest read of what kept coming up for you this week — generated from your own chats. opt in. takes ~2 seconds. usually catches the thing you were circling.
see your account →share one thought.
star the lines that hit. share any reply as a clean, anonymous page anyone can open. you can take it down any time.
how sharing works →three steps. no
appointments.
from "i don't know who to talk to" to "i know what to do next" — usually in one conversation.
tell it what's going on.
type like you'd dm a friend. vent. ramble. leave half the story out. it works with whatever you give it.
it asks the right thing.
not 20 questions. one good one. then it reflects back what you said and helps you see it from outside your head.
walk away with a plan.
a draft message, a clearer head, or just feeling less alone. that counts.
bring whatever
you're carrying.
a few things people actually open it for. (you don't have to pick — just start typing.)
quiet wins,
said out loud.
things people sent us after using it. lightly edited. (with permission, every time.)
i used it to write the message i'd been drafting for three months. sent it. she actually replied like a human. i'm crying.
asked it if i was being delulu. it didn't laugh. it asked what 'delulu' meant to me. that question changed everything.
used it at 3am after a fight with my best friend. didn't take sides. by morning i knew what to say. we're okay now.
my therapist costs $180. i see her once a month. love.doctor is what i open the other 29 days.
real questions,
straight answers.
the stuff people ask before opening it.
is this gonna feel like therapy?
nope. it's a conversation. no checklists, no jargon, no "and how does that make you feel" forty times. therapy is irreplaceable for the deep stuff and we'll always send you there when needed — but for the everyday "wait what just happened" moments, this is enough.
will it judge me?
no. not for the situationship, not for the ex you can't get over, not for the thing you said that you wish you hadn't, not for who you have a crush on. there's nothing you can say that's going to make it cringe at you.
is anyone going to see what i type?
no. we don't sell your data. we don't show you ads. we don't build a profile of you to share with anyone. there's no public history. full privacy policy here.
what about queer stuff?
built to be affirming for every orientation, every gender, every kind of relationship. you can talk about your gf or your bf or your partner or your enby crush — it'll meet you exactly where you are. always.
can i talk to it about my friends, not just dating?
yes. friendships are relationships and the drama is real. it knows the difference between a fight with a partner and a fight with your best friend, and it'll help with either.
what if i need to talk about something serious?
if you or someone you love is in danger, please reach out to a real human. in the U.S., dial or text 988. for LGBTQ+ youth, the trevor project: 1-866-488-7386. anywhere else: findahelpline.com.
is this free fr?
yes. starting a conversation will always be free. no card, no "first chat free then $9.99/mo" trick.