It’s 11:42pm. You’re both right. Now what?
Bun breaks up your fights.
Not your relationship.
Bun is a warm little AI coach that shows up mid-fight, cools you both down, and helps you actually talk. Never picks a side. Never says “calm down.”
60 seconds · 8 questions · zero judgment
How it works
One tap. Three steps. Back to being on the same team.
- 1Wind down
Hit Pause. Bun talks you both down: sit still together, walk it off, or answer a few private questions apart.
- 2Talk it through
Timed turns. Bun reflects each side back (“from your side…”) so the other person actually hears it.
- 3Seal it
One small agreement you both write, plus a repair. Saved, so next time you start there, not from scratch.
The app opens with one question:
“Are we in a fight, or just here to chill?”
Chill mode has reminders, your agreements, and little daily gesture ideas.
Bun is…
- There at 11pm, when the fight actually happens
- Neutral. Always. The loop is the problem, not either of you.
- Warm, a little playful, never preachy
- For couples who are basically good and want to fight better
Bun isn’t…
- Therapy, or a therapist
- A referee who declares a winner
- Something that diagnoses you or your partner
- For situations where someone feels unsafe. Get real help here.
Early access pricing
$14.99/mo or $119.99/yr
- Your partner joins free
- Fight mode is always free
- A whole year costs less than one couples counseling session ($141 to $175 without insurance*)
*Average couples session without insurance: $141 (DatingNews survey, 2025), $152 (Synchrony cost study, 2025), about $175 (Real Cost Report, 2026).
Curious? Poke the work-in-progress app.
Try the prototype →Ooh, I know your type already. Want early access when Bun launches?
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Feeling scared or unsafe with a partner isn’t a “fighting style,” and it isn’t your fault. Bun is a coaching tool for everyday fights, so it isn’t the right help here. These people are, any time, for free, confidentially:
- In danger right now? Call 911.
- National Domestic Violence Hotline, 24/7: call 1-800-799-7233, or text START to 88788, or chat at thehotline.org.
- 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: call or text 988.
If someone might check your phone, the hotline sites have safety tips, and you can clear this page from your history.