I've been seeing a lot of relationship-related videos online lately, and many creators say that during an argument, it’s important to "cool off." But I always wonder—howexactly do you cool off? Suddenly saying, "I need some space" can easily make your partner think you’re avoiding the issue. Or sometimes, both sides insist on their own points during a fight, or one person may even be experiencing psychological manipulation—feeling that something’s off but not knowing exactly what, with no objective outside perspective. This website uses the most advanced large language models, fine-tuned and optimized with carefully crafted prompts. It can objectively analyze your situation based on your and your partner’s descriptions, expressing it in a gentle tone to help you turn conflict into understanding. It can also help you recognize whether you’re experiencing emotional manipulation. Additionally, if both you and your partner genuinely want to resolve your issues, you can work with a human mediator—someone who will discuss what happened with you empathetically, offering understanding and shared perspective. You can also write an apology letter after making a mistake—one that gets straight to the heart of the problem, rather than relying on your own assumptions. As the first version of the site, it still has some rough edges—I’m a beginner in software development—so I kindly ask for your understanding and welcome your valuable feedback.

Couples Court

Helping couples identify issues in their relationship.

Helping couples identify issues in their relationship.

Couples Court

Helping couples identify issues in their relationship.​

Helping couples identify issues in their relationship.​

Helping couples identify issues in their relationship.

Helping couples identify issues in their relationship.