After: Heartbreak & Grief

After is a private diary and journal with an AI companion for heartbreak, grief, and breakup, built for anyone moving through loss, whether that's a breakup, a death, the end of a friendship, or losing your sense of self.

Most grief apps and breakup apps make you pick one category. After doesn't. Whatever kind of loss you're carrying, this is one private space that holds all of it: without streaks, without a program to follow, and without turning your grief into a productivity habit.

WRITE FREELY, EVERY DAY

Open to a daily page built around how you're actually feeling. Check in with your mood, respond to a gentle prompt that evolves as your healing does, or just write. No entry is ever required.

AN AI COMPANION THAT LISTENS

Talk to an AI companion trained to comfort first: never minimize what you're feeling, never rush you toward "moving on." It remembers your loss type, your day count, and your mood, so every conversation feels like it's actually paying attention.

WATCH YOUR OWN STORY UNFOLD

My Story turns your entries into a mood chart and a personal Arc, a clear picture of how far you've come. Milestone moments mark day 7, 14, 30, 60, and 100. A weekly reflection lands every Monday.

FULLY PRIVATE, NO ACCOUNT NEEDED

There's no sign-up, no login, no cloud sync. Every diary entry and every conversation stays on your device, always. Search your full archive anytime, and export everything you've written to PDF whenever you want a copy for yourself.

WHO IT'S FOR

Breakup, divorce, no contact with an ex, grief after a death, a friendship that ended, or a version of yourself you're grieving. After was built for the 2am moments when you need somewhere private to put it down, not another app asking you to perform your healing for an audience.

Whatever stage you're in — coping with a loss, mourning someone, adjusting to life as a widow or widower after bereavement, or slowly working toward closure and recovery — After meets you there.

Whatever happens, you'll always be able to read back through everything you've already written: your words are always yours.

After is not a substitute for therapy, medical advice, or crisis support. If you're in crisis, please contact a crisis line in your country immediately.