For couples
When you live in the same house but it feels like parallel lives.
Try: “Before the Difficult Conversation” — a 15-minute scaffold for the talks you keep avoiding.
For couples, friends & families
A library of short, research-backed exercises you do together — 5 to 20 minutes, no therapist in the room, no AI in the middle.
Built for the people who matter most — the ones busy life makes you drift away from without meaning to.
No credit card. Cancel anytime.
Built on
Gottman MethodEFTACTIFSNVCAttachment TheoryWhat it replaces
Avoiding the conversation
A short exercise tonight
Venting to an AI alone
Saying it to each other
A relationship book you won't finish
Five minutes, twice a week
What an exercise actually looks like
Connection · 5 min · For couples
A structured pause to find out how the other person actually is — not the surface answer.
The five steps
Sit facing each other. No phones.
Person A asks: “How are you — really?” Person B answers for 90 seconds without interruption.
Person A reflects back what they heard in one sentence. No advice, no fixing.
Switch roles.
Close: each say one thing you're grateful for today.
Closing reflection
“Did you learn something you wouldn't have learned otherwise?”
Every exercise is structured this way: a frame, the steps, a small reflection. No improvising. No “what do we even talk about.”
Who it's for
For couples
When you live in the same house but it feels like parallel lives.
Try: “Before the Difficult Conversation” — a 15-minute scaffold for the talks you keep avoiding.
For close friends
When the texts get shorter and the catch-ups slip another month.
Try: “Two Truths About Right Now” — three minutes, end the small-talk.
For family
When you talk often enough but rarely about anything that matters.
Try: “What I Notice About You” — appreciation made visible, in ten minutes.
From the library
A structured pause to find out how the other person actually is — not the surface answer.
Appreciation becomes invisible when it's assumed. This exercise makes it visible.
A framework for entering a hard conversation without immediately escalating it.
How it works
Pick an exercise
Three free to start. The full library has structured programs for the moments most relationships hit — and grows every week.
Do it together
Five to twenty minutes. A few are solo. Most live or die on the conversation that happens between you.
Invite your partner
When you're ready. Link accounts and unlock the couple-only library — the exercises that need both of you in the room.
On the small things —
“Successful long-term relationships are created through small words, small gestures, and small acts.”
John Gottman, The Seven Principles for Making Marriage Work
Pricing
Free
$0
Three starter exercises. No credit card.
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Pro Solo
$9.99/ mo
or $59 a year — two months on us
The full library. Invite your partner whenever it feels right.
Pro Couple
$14.99/ mo
or $99 a year — two months on us
Two linked accounts. The couple-only library opens.
Cancel anytime in one click. Annual billing keeps access until the end of the year.
Common questions
No. wehumanhuman is a structured library of exercises you do with the people in your life. It's not a substitute for therapy, and we don't sit between you. If you need a therapist, please see one.
Start solo. About a third of the library is designed for one person — to notice your patterns, prepare for a conversation, or write something you'll share later. We've seen partners come along once they read what you wrote.
Most yes — they're built around a shared 5–20 minutes. A growing set are async: you each do your part on your own time, then a prompt brings the answers together when you're both ready.
That's the point of the structure. Every exercise has steps, prompts, and a built-in close. If a step feels stuck, the next one moves you forward. You're never staring at a blank page.
Anytime, in one click. Pro is monthly or annual; cancellation takes effect at the end of the period and you keep access until then.
Most people notice the shift in the first week — usually after exercise two or three. The research base (Gottman, EFT) is built on small repeated rituals over months, so the deeper change is a habit, not an event.
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