parlé

/ par.leɪ /noun

Your private place to heal from heartbreak.

A private space to say the things you can't say out loud.

Made for heartbreak. Private by default.

What is parlé

A quiet place for the loud feelings.

Parlé is a heartbreak companion — built to listen, not to fix you.

  • What it is

    Your private space made to deal with the messy feelings of heartbreak - when your thoughts feel too loud and you do not know who to talk to.

  • What it's for

    For the 2am spirals, the urge to text them, the unanswered questions, and the moments when you simply need to let everything out.

  • Why use it

    Parlé is built specifically for heartbreak and the emotions that come with it - not as another generic AI. It is made with you in mind.

Why parlé

Why parlé, not them

Generic AI wasn't built for this. And it definitely wasn't built to keep what you said to itself.

parlé

our promise
Guest Mode leaves no trace
Chat history isn't saved, so you can talk freely and leave no trace.
You choose what parlé remembers
Choose whether parlé remembers you for personalised support or forgets everything after each session.
Built specifically for heartbreak
Every response is designed around the emotions of a heartbreak, whether you need comfort, perspective, or simply someone to listen.
Support that adapts to you
Choose the type of comfort you need, from venting and reassurance to logical perspective, instead of receiving the same style of response every time.
You stay in control
Enable personalised support or keep every conversation separate. You're always in control.

Generic AI tools

Chats are often linked to your account
Users often switch to incognito or manually delete conversations if they want a more anonymous experience.
Generic chatbot tone
Responses are generic, emotional support can feel robotic or overly solution-focused.
One assistant for every situation
The same assistant handles every topic, which may not always match the emotional support you're looking for.
Memory is built for convenience
not specifically for users who want emotional privacy after sensitive conversations.

Guest Mode leaves no trace

parlé

Guest Mode leaves no trace
Chat history isn't saved, so you can talk freely and leave no trace.

Generic AI tools

Chats are often linked to your account
Users often switch to incognito or manually delete conversations if they want a more anonymous experience.

You choose what parlé remembers

parlé

You choose what parlé remembers
Choose whether parlé remembers you for personalised support or forgets everything after each session.

Generic AI tools

Generic chatbot tone
Responses are generic, emotional support can feel robotic or overly solution-focused.

Built specifically for heartbreak

parlé

Built specifically for heartbreak
Every response is designed around the emotions of a heartbreak, whether you need comfort, perspective, or simply someone to listen.

Generic AI tools

One assistant for every situation
The same assistant handles every topic, which may not always match the emotional support you're looking for.

Support that adapts to you

parlé

Support that adapts to you
Choose the type of comfort you need, from venting and reassurance to logical perspective, instead of receiving the same style of response every time.

Generic AI tools

Memory is built for convenience
not specifically for users who want emotional privacy after sensitive conversations.

You stay in control

parlé

You stay in control
Enable personalised support or keep every conversation separate. You're always in control.
  • Encrypted and protected

    Your chats and journal entries are encrypted before they are stored.

  • Here when the spiral hits

    For late-night spirals, sudden reminders, or moments when you need support.

  • More than just a conversation

    Use journaling and reflection tools to help you process your emotions.

The companion

One chatbot. Six ways to show up for you.

Heartbreak isn't one feeling. Pick the mode that matches the moment — or let it read you and adapt.

parlé
Emotional mode · Always here for you
Handled securely
Hey. Whatever brought you here — I'm glad you came. What's weighing on you?
I can't stop crying and I don't even know why anymore.
You don't need a reason. Some grief doesn't have words yet — and that's okay. I'm right here.
parlé
Emotional mode · Always here for you
Handled securely
Hey. Whatever brought you here — I'm glad you came. What's weighing on you?
I can't stop crying and I don't even know why anymore.
You don't need a reason. Some grief doesn't have words yet — and that's okay. I'm right here.
EmotionalHear you out, stay with you, and give you all the comfort you need.
LogicalSee the situation clearly with honest perspective and practical advice.
VentingLet it all out. I’ll match your energy and respond like your supportive bestie.
Just talkingCasual conversation to say whatever is on your mind
Stop me from texting themHand me your phone. I'll talk you off the ledge.
Cross-modeI read the room and switch as you do. No picking required.

Start talking

You're not alone

Others have been where you are now

I used it after a long MRT ride home when I didn’t want to text anyone. It helped me say what I was holding in.

@kelxssAge 22

The journal made it easier to see that I was slowly getting better, even on days when it didn’t feel like it.

@navv.inAge 21

The space feels calm and personal. I could write without feeling like I had to sound okay.

@glndn.roomAge 25

I didn’t know what to say at first, but the prompts helped me start with one honest sentence.

@eden.startsAge 20

It feels gentle without being too much. I could use it on the bus, at home, or when I couldn’t sleep.

@zy.busrideAge 19

It made writing feel less scary. Just one sentence was enough to start.

@tzn.oneAge 17

Seeing my journal calendar fill up made me realise I was actually moving forward.

@kly.forwardAge 22

I used it after a long MRT ride home when I didn’t want to text anyone. It helped me say what I was holding in.

@kelxssAge 22

The journal made it easier to see that I was slowly getting better, even on days when it didn’t feel like it.

@navv.inAge 21

The space feels calm and personal. I could write without feeling like I had to sound okay.

@glndn.roomAge 25

I didn’t know what to say at first, but the prompts helped me start with one honest sentence.

@eden.startsAge 20

It feels gentle without being too much. I could use it on the bus, at home, or when I couldn’t sleep.

@zy.busrideAge 19

It made writing feel less scary. Just one sentence was enough to start.

@tzn.oneAge 17

Seeing my journal calendar fill up made me realise I was actually moving forward.

@kly.forwardAge 22

The chat felt private enough for me to be honest. No pressure, no judgment, just space to breathe.

@whoisdisAge 19

I saved one quote and kept coming back to it whenever the night felt a bit too quiet.

@ashr.keepsAge 26

I opened it late at night after supper with friends, when the feelings came back. It helped more than I expected.

@wh.23sgAge 23

The journal felt like mine. I liked that I could look back and see the days I showed up for myself.

@ashy.daysAge 21

I liked how private it felt. No audience, no feed, no need to perform my feelings.

@rchl.privateAge 26

The whole app feels like a small quiet room. I come back when I need to calm down.

@mgn.calmAge 25

It feels thoughtful and safe. Like somewhere I can be honest without making it a big thing.

@zln.honestAge 27

The chat felt private enough for me to be honest. No pressure, no judgment, just space to breathe.

@whoisdisAge 19

I saved one quote and kept coming back to it whenever the night felt a bit too quiet.

@ashr.keepsAge 26

I opened it late at night after supper with friends, when the feelings came back. It helped more than I expected.

@wh.23sgAge 23

The journal felt like mine. I liked that I could look back and see the days I showed up for myself.

@ashy.daysAge 21

I liked how private it felt. No audience, no feed, no need to perform my feelings.

@rchl.privateAge 26

The whole app feels like a small quiet room. I come back when I need to calm down.

@mgn.calmAge 25

It feels thoughtful and safe. Like somewhere I can be honest without making it a big thing.

@zln.honestAge 27

I liked that it didn’t feel like therapy or a lecture. It just helped me sort out my thoughts at my own pace.

@wns.xAge 24

It gave me somewhere to put my thoughts without having to explain everything to my friends first.

@ethn.draftsAge 18

It feels like a quiet corner online. Simple, private, and there when I need to let things out.

@jsh.cornerAge 27

It helped me not send a message I would have regretted. I wrote it here instead and felt lighter.

@vera.unsentAge 24

The quotes book gave me words when I really couldn’t find my own.

@riane.linesAge 23

I liked that it didn’t try to fix me immediately. It just gave me space to process.

@shnn.spaceAge 20

I liked that it didn’t feel like therapy or a lecture. It just helped me sort out my thoughts at my own pace.

@wns.xAge 24

It gave me somewhere to put my thoughts without having to explain everything to my friends first.

@ethn.draftsAge 18

It feels like a quiet corner online. Simple, private, and there when I need to let things out.

@jsh.cornerAge 27

It helped me not send a message I would have regretted. I wrote it here instead and felt lighter.

@vera.unsentAge 24

The quotes book gave me words when I really couldn’t find my own.

@riane.linesAge 23

I liked that it didn’t try to fix me immediately. It just gave me space to process.

@shnn.spaceAge 20

I used it after a long MRT ride home when I didn’t want to text anyone. It helped me say what I was holding in.

@kelxssAge 22

I liked that it didn’t feel like therapy or a lecture. It just helped me sort out my thoughts at my own pace.

@wns.xAge 24

I saved one quote and kept coming back to it whenever the night felt a bit too quiet.

@ashr.keepsAge 26

The space feels calm and personal. I could write without feeling like I had to sound okay.

@glndn.roomAge 25

It feels like a quiet corner online. Simple, private, and there when I need to let things out.

@jsh.cornerAge 27

The journal felt like mine. I liked that I could look back and see the days I showed up for myself.

@ashy.daysAge 21

It feels gentle without being too much. I could use it on the bus, at home, or when I couldn’t sleep.

@zy.busrideAge 19

The quotes book gave me words when I really couldn’t find my own.

@riane.linesAge 23

The whole app feels like a small quiet room. I come back when I need to calm down.

@mgn.calmAge 25

Seeing my journal calendar fill up made me realise I was actually moving forward.

@kly.forwardAge 22

I used it after a long MRT ride home when I didn’t want to text anyone. It helped me say what I was holding in.

@kelxssAge 22

I liked that it didn’t feel like therapy or a lecture. It just helped me sort out my thoughts at my own pace.

@wns.xAge 24

I saved one quote and kept coming back to it whenever the night felt a bit too quiet.

@ashr.keepsAge 26

The space feels calm and personal. I could write without feeling like I had to sound okay.

@glndn.roomAge 25

It feels like a quiet corner online. Simple, private, and there when I need to let things out.

@jsh.cornerAge 27

The journal felt like mine. I liked that I could look back and see the days I showed up for myself.

@ashy.daysAge 21

It feels gentle without being too much. I could use it on the bus, at home, or when I couldn’t sleep.

@zy.busrideAge 19

The quotes book gave me words when I really couldn’t find my own.

@riane.linesAge 23

The whole app feels like a small quiet room. I come back when I need to calm down.

@mgn.calmAge 25

Seeing my journal calendar fill up made me realise I was actually moving forward.

@kly.forwardAge 22

The chat felt private enough for me to be honest. No pressure, no judgment, just space to breathe.

@whoisdisAge 19

The journal made it easier to see that I was slowly getting better, even on days when it didn’t feel like it.

@navv.inAge 21

It gave me somewhere to put my thoughts without having to explain everything to my friends first.

@ethn.draftsAge 18

I opened it late at night after supper with friends, when the feelings came back. It helped more than I expected.

@wh.23sgAge 23

I didn’t know what to say at first, but the prompts helped me start with one honest sentence.

@eden.startsAge 20

It helped me not send a message I would have regretted. I wrote it here instead and felt lighter.

@vera.unsentAge 24

I liked how private it felt. No audience, no feed, no need to perform my feelings.

@rchl.privateAge 26

It made writing feel less scary. Just one sentence was enough to start.

@tzn.oneAge 17

I liked that it didn’t try to fix me immediately. It just gave me space to process.

@shnn.spaceAge 20

It feels thoughtful and safe. Like somewhere I can be honest without making it a big thing.

@zln.honestAge 27

The chat felt private enough for me to be honest. No pressure, no judgment, just space to breathe.

@whoisdisAge 19

The journal made it easier to see that I was slowly getting better, even on days when it didn’t feel like it.

@navv.inAge 21

It gave me somewhere to put my thoughts without having to explain everything to my friends first.

@ethn.draftsAge 18

I opened it late at night after supper with friends, when the feelings came back. It helped more than I expected.

@wh.23sgAge 23

I didn’t know what to say at first, but the prompts helped me start with one honest sentence.

@eden.startsAge 20

It helped me not send a message I would have regretted. I wrote it here instead and felt lighter.

@vera.unsentAge 24

I liked how private it felt. No audience, no feed, no need to perform my feelings.

@rchl.privateAge 26

It made writing feel less scary. Just one sentence was enough to start.

@tzn.oneAge 17

I liked that it didn’t try to fix me immediately. It just gave me space to process.

@shnn.spaceAge 20

It feels thoughtful and safe. Like somewhere I can be honest without making it a big thing.

@zln.honestAge 27

I used it after a long MRT ride home when I didn’t want to text anyone. It helped me say what I was holding in.

@kelxssAge 22

The chat felt private enough for me to be honest. No pressure, no judgment, just space to breathe.

@whoisdisAge 19

I liked that it didn’t feel like therapy or a lecture. It just helped me sort out my thoughts at my own pace.

@wns.xAge 24

The journal made it easier to see that I was slowly getting better, even on days when it didn’t feel like it.

@navv.inAge 21

I saved one quote and kept coming back to it whenever the night felt a bit too quiet.

@ashr.keepsAge 26

It gave me somewhere to put my thoughts without having to explain everything to my friends first.

@ethn.draftsAge 18

The space feels calm and personal. I could write without feeling like I had to sound okay.

@glndn.roomAge 25

I opened it late at night after supper with friends, when the feelings came back. It helped more than I expected.

@wh.23sgAge 23

It feels like a quiet corner online. Simple, private, and there when I need to let things out.

@jsh.cornerAge 27

I didn’t know what to say at first, but the prompts helped me start with one honest sentence.

@eden.startsAge 20

The journal felt like mine. I liked that I could look back and see the days I showed up for myself.

@ashy.daysAge 21

It helped me not send a message I would have regretted. I wrote it here instead and felt lighter.

@vera.unsentAge 24

It feels gentle without being too much. I could use it on the bus, at home, or when I couldn’t sleep.

@zy.busrideAge 19

I liked how private it felt. No audience, no feed, no need to perform my feelings.

@rchl.privateAge 26

The quotes book gave me words when I really couldn’t find my own.

@riane.linesAge 23

It made writing feel less scary. Just one sentence was enough to start.

@tzn.oneAge 17

The whole app feels like a small quiet room. I come back when I need to calm down.

@mgn.calmAge 25

I liked that it didn’t try to fix me immediately. It just gave me space to process.

@shnn.spaceAge 20

Seeing my journal calendar fill up made me realise I was actually moving forward.

@kly.forwardAge 22

It feels thoughtful and safe. Like somewhere I can be honest without making it a big thing.

@zln.honestAge 27

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