The Fighter
Loud, blaming, and threatening court.
Tough Talk - Co-Parent Coach
Rehearse Hard Conversations
For co-parents who are tired of walking into fights unprepared
Have a tough conversation coming up with your ex? Tough Talk lets you rehearse with AI that responds like your ex actually does, so you can stay calm, find the right words, and keep the focus on your child.
Available now on the App Store for iPhone.
How it works
One wrong word can escalate everything. Tough Talk helps you rehearse the pressure before it is real, then shows you exactly what to fix.
Choose custody changes, holiday schedules, expenses, broken agreements, relocation, and more.
The AI adapts to how your ex communicates: aggressive, passive-aggressive, manipulative, or avoidant.
Practice a realistic text exchange that presses the exact buttons you are trying not to let control you.
See how you did on calm, child focus, and argumentation with a clear 1-10 breakdown.
Get better phrasing, tactical advice, and a clear view of where tension spiked.
Scenarios you can practice
Train for the moments that keep people awake at 3 a.m. and usually spiral fast when handled on the fly.
4 personality simulations
Loud, blaming, and threatening court.
Sarcastic, undermining, and emotionally needling.
Guilt-tripping, manipulative, and constantly rewriting reality.
Deflecting, silent, and impossible to pin down.
Detailed feedback
After every session, Tough Talk shows where you stayed composed, where tension rose, and how to say the hard part better next time.
Pressure rehearsal
Tough Talk gives you the friction most people avoid until it is too late: the tone, the provocation, the emotional pull, and the chance to answer better.
Built for privacy
All conversations stay on your device. No account required. No personal data collected. Just you and the AI.
Your practice sessions stay with you instead of turning into a profile.
No signup wall between you and the practice you need.
Practice anytime, anywhere, in the language you already speak at home.
FAQ
Separated or divorced parents who want to rehearse difficult conversations before they happen for real.
No. This is a communication training tool, not therapy or legal advice.
If you are in crisis, contact a mental health professional or local emergency support in your area.