Coach sessions & games for two
The problem isn't you or your partner — it's the pattern between you. Replay it with an AI coach, then talk together. Or start light with a 5-minute game.
When the same fight keeps coming back, you start to wonder: "Is something wrong with me — or with my partner?"
Replay's answer: neither. The problem is the pattern between you.
Chess players and pro gamers review their games — not to blame the player, but to play the next one better. Replay treats couple conflict the same way.
■ Coach sessions — sort out your own side first
Walk back through a recent fight with an AI coach grounded in EFT (Emotionally Focused Therapy). Instead of arguing about who was wrong, you start with what came up inside you in that moment — the feeling underneath the anger — and choose what you actually want to say to your partner. Afterwards, Today's Mirror shows you what got clearer, and one thing to try this week stays on your home screen.
■ Team sessions — talk together when you're ready
Invite your partner and you both speak in the same thread, in turn. The coach sits in the middle, carries each person's meaning across, and slows things down when the conversation heats up. Not a conversation you win — one where you finally see the same pattern together.
■ Five Minutes for Two — get to know each other again, lightly
Ten games are included: Telepathy, Our World Cup, Today's Bluff, Say It in Emoji, Draw Together, Fragments of a Memory, Secret Mission, Your Balance, One Sentence Together, and Tap in Sync. Each round takes 2–5 minutes.
• One phone is enough — write your answer, then hand it over when the screen tells you to.
• Or connect both phones and play the same round together in real time.
• Instead of getting answers right, you find one new thing about each other. A miss isn't a loss, it's a discovery.
• The more you play, the more sparks you collect, and keepsakes appear on a shelf that's just yours.
■ Safety comes first
If crisis signals appear, the conversation stops and professional support and emergency numbers appear right away. Where there is violence in a relationship, we don't recommend shared conversations — we show you a way to use Replay safely on your own.
■ Your side stays yours
What you write in a coach session is never shown to your partner. Only what you share in a team session is visible to you both. You can delete your account and your data at any time.
Replay is a wellness app that follows Sue Johnson's EFT principles. It is not a medical device, does not provide medical diagnosis or treatment, and does not replace a licensed professional. When you need real professional help, it points you to local support resources. For adults 18 and over.
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