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Amure
Questions

What people ask us most.

Do I have to write my exes’ names?
No - and you can’t. There’s no field for it. You set a free-text label to find your way; it’s encrypted like everything else, and never used to connect you with anyone.
Where is my data stored?
With us, encrypted on your device before it leaves, so you find it everywhere. We can’t open it: we keep sealed blocks whose type, content and exact size we don’t know.
What if I change phones?
You sign in with your address and password, and your journal comes back. You can use several devices side by side: each one signs in the same way.
What if I forget my password?
Your recovery key, shown once when the account is created, reopens your journal and lets you choose a new password. If you lose both, nobody can give your data back, not even us: that’s the price of not being readable. We tell you before the first line.
Does an AI read what I write?
No, never. The monthly review comes from hand-written, versioned rules that can show the exact entries behind them.
Will the app tell me whether my relationship is healthy?
No. No prediction, no advice, no diagnosis, no ranking of people. The monthly review describes what you noted, asks at most one question, and there is no overall score.
How long does it take?
Five minutes for the backdrop, a few more to place your first stretches, then sixty seconds a week and one review a month. There’s nothing to catch up on if you skip a week.
What if a relationship was violent?
You can mark a stretch as sensitive. It stays on your timeline and leaves every rule and every calculation of the monthly review. Support resources are in the settings, never in a pop-up.
Can I stop?
Yes. Pause sets the check-ins aside, and nothing resets. There’s no streak to keep, so nothing to break. You can also delete your account and all its data.
Who is it for, exactly?
For someone who wants to understand what they keep repeating. It works best afterwards, once a relationship has been over for a while.
When does it open?
Not yet. Leave your address and you’ll get one email, exactly one, the day it opens.