The app
Hazzel remembers.
A private space to talk about your relationships. You tell Hazzel what happened. Hazzel gradually learns your story. When something happens later, you don't have to explain everything again.
Join early accessWord of the day
Noah answers more slowly when he's tired, not when he's pulling away. You noticed it in June, the week of his exams.
Noah's birthday, in 12 days
He mentioned a film camera, back in July.
Last time
You were wondering how to bring up the weekend at his parents' without it sounding like a reproach.
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In the app
Everything starts from home.
Every morning, the word of the day: one sentence written for you from what you've shared. You can share a version with no name and no detail.
Note
Write it the way it comes, or drop in a screenshot. Hazzel files what matters.
Talk
For when you need to get it off your chest. The reply writes itself as you watch, and takes into account what Hazzel already knows about your story.
Memory
What Hazzel has kept, sorted by theme. Confirm or dismiss with one gesture: nothing is kept without you seeing it.
Relationship
One profile per person, which you correct as the relationship changes. Closing a story doesn't erase it: if the person comes back, the history is there.
Relationship memory
What you say today still matters three weeks from now.
You create a relationship. Noah, romantic. Then you talk about Noah over time.
Hazzel keeps who this person is, the history, the moments that mattered, the conflicts, what keeps coming back, the decisions you made.
Something you said on a Tuesday becomes relevant on a Sunday night, three weeks later. Hazzel reads it in the light of everything before.
What Hazzel is not
- Not a therapist. No diagnosis, of you or of them.
- Not a couples app. Nothing shared, nothing synced between two people.
- Not a red-flag machine. Hazzel never decides for you.
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