Amivoix. A relationship library, tools and guides for couples.
A quiet place to
understand the
two of you.
Plain reading about the things couples actually run into. A few objects made to be used at the kitchen table. And, new this season, a quiz that reads the pattern between two people from what they each say in private.
New this season
The Two Voices Relationship Quiz
What's really going on between the two of you.
You each answer on your own. Neither of you sees the other's answers. What comes back is a report about the pattern between you, written from what you actually said, without a type and without a forecast.
01. The library
Read by the problem, not the theory.
Short, careful pieces on the problem you're actually having.
- 01When the same argument keeps coming backWhy you keep having the same fight
- 02When you feel like roommates instead of partnersWhat growing apart actually looks like before it's a breakup
- 03When one of you is carrying more of the loadThe invisible work one partner ends up carrying
- 04When money turns into a fightWhy money fights aren't really about money
- 05When effort feels one-sidedWhat to do when you feel like you're trying harder
02. The store
Small things, made to be used.
Nothing here needs the quiz. These are the objects we would keep on the table ourselves.
- Conversation cards$14
A printable deck of specific questions, sorted by the same problems as the library.
- One hard conversation$9
A short guide to a single conversation, from the opening line to the closing plan.
- The guided couples journal$17
Weekly prompts you each answer alone, then talk through together.
03. From a report
When something bothers one of you, the first few hours go differently for each of you. One of you settles by saying it out loud while it's still fresh. The other settles by waiting until they know what they think. Both are reasonable ways to handle a hard moment, and neither is the problem.
A sample couple, not a real customer. Shared section of a Relationship Analysis.
See a full example
How it works
The quiz is read by software, not a person. If you'd like to know exactly how, here's the full explanation.