Mabli

The problem

Support for relationships is hard to reach: waiting lists, cost and the awkwardness of asking. Most apps also forget you the moment you close them, so staying connected ends up relying on willpower.

What I built

Mabli is a consumer app I designed and built end to end. It offers private solo conversations and joint sessions a couple both join, drawing on well-established approaches from couples work (Gottman-informed techniques, CBT and ACT-style reframing) translated into warm, plain conversation. The harder engineering is memory: Mabli holds onto what matters, notices patterns over weeks, and reaches back out with a gentle, specific check-in, so the small things get talked about before they grow. Everything is private, encrypted and deletable at any time.

Highlights

• Private solo sessions and joint sessions a couple both join
• Long-term memory that notices patterns over weeks, not just today
• Proactive, gentle check-ins between conversations
• Grounded in Gottman, CBT and ACT-style approaches
• Private, encrypted, and yours to delete anytime
• UK-based, and clear that it supports rather than replaces professional care