Muslih
A calm place to work out what you actually feel before you bring it to your partner. Muslih asks the questions a good listener would, then reflects your own thinking back to you.
Talk things through on your own, together, or with Nikky — a friend who's on both your sides. Then share the small stuff in a feed that only the two of you can see.
Muslih has three conversations, and each one keeps its own confidence. What you say in one never leaks into another without your say-so.
A calm place to work out what you actually feel before you bring it to your partner. Muslih asks the questions a good listener would, then reflects your own thinking back to you.
A joint session with both of you in the room and Muslih in the middle. It never takes sides — it helps each of you feel heard, then finds the need underneath the argument.
For the in-between moments. Vent, get a second opinion, or just chat. Nikky remembers the things you love and the dates that matter, and never repeats what you tell her to anyone — not even your partner.
Open Muslih and the first thing you see isn't a menu — it's your partner. How they're doing today, a note they left you, and a question waiting for you both. Small things, arriving quietly.
A little speech bubble sits above your photo. Pick a word or write your own. Your partner sees only your latest — never a history, never a chart — and it fades on its own within a day.
Their word, in their own voice, at the top of your day. Answer with a single emoji — a hug, a heart, a laugh. Nothing to type, nothing to keep up with.
A thought, a memory, a thank-you. Only your partner sees it, and one emoji is the only reply. Swipe to take back your own.
You each answer privately and guess what the other picked. Nothing shows until you've both answered — then one card shows it all.
Nudges from Muslih, a new insight, a session waiting to be picked up. If there's nothing new, there's always a question to answer.
Every feed feature that doesn't need Muslih's thinking — moods, reactions, notes, questions — is free on every plan. And nothing about your partner appears unless they chose to share it.
No forced schedules, no forced disclosures. Muslih meets you where you are, and only ever surfaces what's been clearly confirmed.
Open Muslih alone or with your partner nearby. There's no “right time” to start, and every session is yours alone.
Guided questions, not a lecture. It reflects your own thinking back to you before you finish.
A theme only reaches either of you once it's backed by real, repeated signal from both sides — never a single offhand remark.
Short check-ins and gentle follow-ups after a hard conversation keep things moving. Nudges, not homework.
Your partner never sees your sessions, your chats with Nikky, or anything you haven't chosen to share. What you say to Muslih stays between you and Muslih. Full stop.
A theme has to be clear, not a guess, before it's ever mentioned.
It has to show up more than once. One bad evening isn't a pattern.
Both partners' sessions have to point the same way on their own.
Your mood and your notes appear only because you posted them. Delete your account and everything with it, any time, from Settings.
Subscribe once and your partner is covered too.
One subscription covers both partners — whichever of you subscribes, the other gets the same plan. Yearly plans save about 25%. Exact prices are shown in the app and vary slightly by region.
Muslih is a companion for the everyday, not a substitute for a licensed therapist.
Muslih is Arabic for “one who reconciles” — someone who helps two sides find their way back to each other.
Most disagreements aren't really about the dishes, or the money. They're about needs that never quite got said out loud. Muslih exists to help both of you reach that layer — separately, honestly, without performing for an audience of one.
We wanted something that isn't a referee and isn't a judge. Something quietly on both sides at once.