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Curated relationship card decks

A library of card decks for couple cells — Love Maps, Date Night, Hard Conversations, Repair. Editorial content reviewed by clinicians where the topic warrants it; never AI-generated; never personalised by a model.

Card decks are a curated library of relationship prompt decks for couple cells, including Love Maps for early discovery, Date Night for low-stakes evening prompts, Hard Conversations for structured openers on difficult topics, and Repair for post-conflict reconnection. The editorial content is reviewed by clinicians where the topic warrants it, and it is never AI-generated and never personalised by a model.

You draw a card together and each partner answers privately on-device; some decks reveal both answers and some keep them private, depending on the deck. We never read the answers, nothing is read by an AI, and nothing leaves your device pair.

Available decks

At launch: Love Maps (start-of-relationship discovery), Date Night (low-stakes evening prompts), Hard Conversations (structured openers for difficult topics), Repair (post-conflict reconnection). More decks land per the editorial cadence; new decks are listed in the changelog.

Drawing a card

Couple cell → Card decks → pick a deck → Draw. The card appears for both partners. Each partner answers privately on-device. Some decks reveal answers to both partners; some keep answers private (deck-specific).

Adult-themed decks

Some adult-themed decks require the Ember tier (both partners must have Ember enabled in the cell). They're biometric-gated and live on the same E2E primitives as the rest of the adult zone.

Privacy posture

We never read the answers. Nothing is read by an AI. Nothing leaves the device pair. Server-side we see deck-draw counts (capacity planning) but never the answer content.

Related

Feature page: /features/card-decks. Ember consent: /help/ember-consent-infrastructure.

Frequently asked questions

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Are some decks restricted to adults?