I'm Josh, the maker of Mabli. I built this from somewhere pretty personal. I'm a dad to two boys and a husband, and like a lot of people, I spend my days working a 9 to 5 to provide. I want to give my family everything, so I stay on top of work, chase the goals, worry about the money, and try to hold it all together. What nobody really tells you is how much that quietly takes out of you. The mental load of always planning and always providing. The guilt of not being present enough at home, even when you're sat right there. It builds up, and most of us just carry it in silence, because there's never a good moment to put it down. Talking it through helped me more than I expected. Saying the quiet stuff out loud, getting it out of my head, and actually thinking. Not to be fixed or diagnosed, just heard. It helped me see what was really weighing on me, what I needed to change, and how to move towards the things I want. But the biggest thing was what it did for me and my wife. Like every couple, we've been through our rough patches. The same arguments on repeat, both of us convinced we were right, and neither of us really hearing the other. What changed things was sitting down and talking it through together, with the AI in the middle listening to both of us at the same time. It doesn't take sides. It reflects back what each of us is actually saying and feeling, and somehow that made it so much easier to stop defending our own corner and step into the other's shoes. We came out of those conversations closer, not more frustrated. That's what Mabli is. A calm, private space to talk things through, on your own or together with your partner. It remembers what matters to you, checks in gently between conversations, and helps you both make sense of what's really going on, without either of you feeling ganged up on. It's not a replacement for a therapist, and it never pretends to be. It's the everyday support in between, for the things you don't always say out loud, on your own or as a couple. I'd genuinely love your honest feedback, and to hear if any of this resonates with you. Thanks for taking a look 🤍