We built TalkFair because my wife and I both know what it's like to not be heard. In previous relationships, we each went through arguments where talking over each other replaced listening — and the stress that followed hurt far more than the disagreement ever did. We never want to cause that for one another. The idea came out of a heated argument about money. Afterward I asked her: "If you could have anything in the world right now to make your life easier, what would it be?" She answered: "If there was a way — an app or something — that could mediate our arguments so I don't have to get angry with the person I love, I would have that." So we built it together — a referee, not a therapist. A turn-taking flash when two voices collide ("one voice at a time"), live fact-checks against Wikipedia and DuckDuckGo (always labeled best-effort), gentle emotion reads that are explicitly not a diagnosis, and a "fair way forward" grounded in public therapeutic guidance. In English the referee is a real recorded human voice; the app also ships localized voices in EN, ES, FR, DE, RU. The core is free forever — turn-taking, fact-checking, emotion reads, solutions, plus the buzzer, whistle, and referee voice. Pro ($4.99/mo, 7-day free trial, cancel anytime) unlocks all 19 timer sounds, recording/playback, dated session history, and summaries — all live today. We'd rather be the app that says "check this, it might be wrong" than one that sounds certain. What's the argument you wish a referee had settled? Genuinely curious.

TalkFair

The fair referee for tough conversations

The fair referee for tough conversations