Two people, true to each other — and true to themselves. Closeness doesn’t come from one of you disappearing into the other, or from both of you pretending things are fine. It comes from two whole people being honest about who they are, and trusting each other with it. That’s why every answer starts in private: what you share is really yours, and what you learn about each other is really true.
Because so much technology now competes for the attention a relationship runs on, and couples rarely fall apart in one moment — they drift, one busy week at a time. We believe the same tools can be pointed the other way: a few intentional minutes a day to turn back toward each other, answer honestly, and learn how the other person really works.
Read the story behind TwoTrue →No. TwoTrue is a guided space for everyday understanding and growth. It draws on established counseling approaches, but it doesn’t diagnose or treat anything. Many couples use it alongside counseling — and when things are serious, we say so and point you to crisis support in your country.
No. Answers stay hidden until you’ve both replied — then they’re revealed together. Before that, your partner only sees that you’ve answered.
Your personal space: your journal, your connection profile, your private intentions for the relationship, your reflections, whether Pause stepped in, and how you felt after a conversation. Your “how to love me” guide and monthly check-ins stay private unless you choose to share them.
Only what each feature needs. Anything both of you will read is built only from answers you’ve both revealed. Your private reflection may also use your own profile — never your partner’s private words. Private details can gently shape which questions you get, but only as simple signals, never as text. You can turn that off.
Not through the app: our admin tools show counts and statuses, never content, and every read of what you write passes one privacy check in our code. The people who run our servers can reach the database to operate it; reading members’ content that way is a breach of our policy. We never sell your data, and our AI providers don’t train on it.
Questions are only the start. After each reveal you get insight into what your answers mean, the next question builds on them, and suggestions become experiments you check back on. Over time you build a playbook of what actually works for the two of you — and a monthly check-in shows whether you’re growing closer.
Start on your own. Build your connection profile, journal privately, and learn about how you love and connect. Invite them whenever it feels right.
Tell the app when you set up your space, privately. It will start gentler and go slower. If something you’re about to send suggests you or someone else may be unsafe, we’ll show crisis resources right away.
Yes. Tap Speak under any answer box (or the microphone on your phone’s keyboard). Your browser’s own speech service turns your voice into text — Google’s in Chrome, Apple’s in Safari — and we only receive the text you choose to save.
No — there’s a Play tab with ten quick games: This or That, Three Emoji, Two Truths and a Wish, Only the Matches and more. Same rule as everything else: you answer privately and reveal together. In Only the Matches, just the things you BOTH picked are shown, and when you’ve done one, tap “We did this” — a week later you’ll each be asked what you remember.
Yes. Keep a personal library of your own questions in any format and ask them in your space whenever you like.
Anytime: a single answer, a journal entry, or your whole account — immediately. You can also download everything you’ve written.
Each of you keeps your own words — your answers, check-ins and guide — in your personal journal. Never the other person’s. The shared space is then deleted after a grace period, or right away if either of you chooses.
Only if you want it. You can include your faith, include it only when it’s relevant, or leave it out entirely.
It’s free to start.
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