One conversation is enough to start. APPRO reads the words and the tone underneath them, then names the pattern you keep circling back to.
Most recurring conflicts fall into a handful of shapes. APPRO listens for the pattern, whatever the subject is.
Upload once. Here's every section of the report that comes back — shown with one real Sunday-night conversation about the mental load of a household.
"The part that's sitting with me is the planning — not the chores, the remembering that they need doing."
"I hear that. Though I'd push back a little — I do a fair amount of the remembering too."
"See, that's exactly it. I feel like I'm the only one keeping track of anything around here."
"That's not fair. I'm not going to sit here and have a list read out like I've done nothing."
"Hey. I don't want to leave it like that. I'm just tired, and I've been carrying it around all week."
"That helps, actually. What do you actually need from me, specifically?"
Real care alongside real strain: both partners stay engaged, but small moments of criticism escalate faster than they resolve.
A good therapist is trained to be impartial, but they're still a person, forming a relationship with you over time, in one room, on their schedule. APPRO has no history with either of you and no session limit. It can be a private, consistent first read on your own patterns, any time you want one.
To be clear about what APPRO isn't: it's an AI reflection tool, not therapy, counselling, diagnosis or medical care, and it's no substitute for a qualified professional. If something in your relationship or your mental health needs real help, please go and get it.
Assessments draw on the Gottman Method (the four horsemen, repair attempts, emotional reciprocity), not generic advice.
Vocal emotion detection surfaces what a plain transcript can't (frustration, warmth, withdrawal) as evidence in your report.
Your recording is analyzed and then deleted. Reports are visible to you alone, never used to train on, never shared.