Does my partner see everything I write?
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The diary is shared by default, that’s the point. But every entry can hold a private note only you can see. Transparency, with personal space.
Does loviu replace therapy?
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No, and it doesn't try to. loviu was developed with psychologists, but it's a daily-care tool for couples, not treatment. For serious issues, it will itself suggest seeing a professional.
We hope not! But if it happens, each of you can export your copy of the diary and delete the account in one tap. No fine print.
Starting is free, with unlimited entries. loviu+ is €6.99/mo or €49.99/yr, with unlimited counselor, statistics, and export.
Does my partner need the app too?
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No. You can use loviu on your own and invite someone when (and if) it makes sense. Once accepted, the accounts link up in under a minute.
Can I use loviu on my own?
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Yes. Solo mode works just the same: you log, see your patterns, and get guidance. Invite someone later and the diaries connect.
Is loviu only for couples?
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No. loviu respects every kind of relationship: solo, as a pair, or with more partners. Each person links their own account with an invite.
Does it work long-distance?
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Perfectly. The diary syncs in real time, so you can log and follow your patterns from anywhere in the world.
Do we have to log every day?
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No. The streak rewards consistency, but there’s no nagging and no guilt. Logging when something matters is already a game changer.
Does anyone on the team read what we write?
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No. The diary is end-to-end encrypted, so even we can't read it. The counselor processes everything privately.
How do I pick the intensity of a clash or connection?
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By how it felt, that simple. Intensity measures your feeling, not a judgment: there's no right or wrong answer. The same moment can feel different to each partner, and that's fine. That difference is exactly what helps you understand your patterns as a couple.
What about violence in a relationship?
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loviu helps couples understand their patterns of clashes and connections and improve their shared life. It is not a tool for situations of violence and takes no responsibility for them. Domestic violence, especially against women, should be reported. If you are in danger, call your local emergency number, and reach out to a local domestic-violence helpline for support.