“I don’t love them the way I said I did.”
That sentence is enough to begin with.
For the sentence with nowhere to go
You can say them to Buddy. Not as a draft for somebody else — as the conversation you need right now.
Your first messages don’t require an account
A relationship, a version of you, somebody’s idea of the past. So the words stay in your head and get louder.
That sentence is enough to begin with.
Say what happened right before it.
You can stay with this part for a while.
“…the thought was still hard, but once I stopped hiding it from myself I could finally breathe around it”Ari
The unsayable part
A thought is not a decision and a message to Buddy is not a public statement. Give the words somewhere to land.
You can ask Buddy to listen, ask a question, be more direct, or simply stay with the thought. Ordinary words are enough.
Buddyhere with you
Start here
The first messages do not need an account. Saving uses a short code sent to your email; Telegram is there if you want to continue by text or voice note.
In the conversation
No topic picker and no questionnaire before the first message.
Save the conversation if you want Buddy to keep its important context.
Say “less advice”, “be direct”, or “stay with me here”.
Quick answers
No. A conversation can hold a thought without turning it into a decision or instruction.
The privacy page explains current processing, storage, retention, and contact options.
No. You can send the first messages as a guest. An email code is only needed if you choose to save the conversation.
Neither. Buddy is an AI companion. It does not provide therapy, diagnosis, or emergency help.
The web chat is text-only. If you continue in Telegram, you can use text or voice notes there.
Optional support
Buddy is free while we build it. If the conversation helped, you can support servers and development.