Lytta™

Lytta™ for Android & iOS

Practice the hard conversations before they happen.

Someone you love says: “Feels like we haven't actually talked in days. Are we good?” What you say next matters. Lytta is a place to practice saying it — before it counts.

GET IT ONGoogle Play APP STOREIn review

Android: the Play listing is rolling out right now — if the store page does not open yet, check back in a day. iOS: the App Store build is with Apple's review team; in the meantime you can try the iOS beta via TestFlight.

A Cool Down practice session in Lytta: the partner is upset about a private matter shared at dinner; the reply takes ownership and is scored 80 with feedback.

How it works

Two minutes. A realistic moment. Your own words, graded on the skills that actually hold relationships together.

Step 1

A moment opens

An AI partner starts a believable everyday scene: a rough day at work, a small sigh over dinner, a disappointment that actually stings.

An Everyday feelings scene: the partner asks whether they will mess up tomorrow's meeting.

Step 2

You reply as yourself

Every reply gets a score and specific feedback: did you acknowledge the feeling, did you turn toward the bid, did you jump to fixing before the feeling was heard?

A grade card: score 80, skills Reflected and turned toward, what worked, what to work on, and a stronger version of the reply.

Step 3

The mood moves

The partner reacts believably: warm replies soften the mood, dismissive ones escalate it. You watch the temperature change with every message, and see a stronger version of what you could have said.

Lytta home screen with streak, level and the practice modes Warm up, Everyday feelings, Disappointment, Surprise me and Cool Down.
So, they announced it today. Jonas is leading the project. Which is fine, I mean, he's been there longer. It's fine.
Well, to be fair, he HAS been there two years longer. It probably wasn't about you.
31/100  ·  Fact-checked the feeling · Turned away from the bid
» “It's fine” said twice is never fine. They didn't need a ruling — they needed you to hear the hurt.

A look inside

Practice modes, your own scenarios, progress and a communication profile that grows with you.

Home screen with practice modes
Pick a modeWarm up, Everyday feelings, Disappointment, Surprise me — or the Cool Down challenge.
Cool Down session opening
Cool DownThey start furious. Bring them back to calm without surrendering your point.
Your own scenario form
Your own scenarioBring a real moment from your week and rehearse the reply you wish you'd given.
Your progress screen
Reps that add upStreaks, levels, perfect reps and skill stars.
Communication profile screen
Know your patternsStrengths, habits and growth areas, drawn from your own practice.
Welcome screen with Continue as guest
No account neededContinue as a guest; create an account later if you want your progress across devices.

What you get

  • A score and specific feedback on every reply — what worked, what to work on
  • Named skills — validation, turning toward, open questions, repair attempts
  • Trap flags when you fix, defend or dismiss instead of listening
  • A stronger version of each reply, so you feel the difference
  • Skill stats and a communication profile that grow with your practice
  • Streaks and levels, because reps are how skills stick

Private by design

  • Practice anonymously — no account needed to start
  • No ads, no tracking SDKs, no selling of data
  • Your practice content is never used to train AI models
  • Delete everything at any time, in the app

Details in the privacy policy and terms of use. Free to start with three sessions a day; Lytta Plus adds more sessions and your own scenarios.

Practice, not therapy. Lytta is a skills gym — not therapy, counselling or crisis support. It doesn't diagnose or advise about your real relationship. If a session touches something heavy, Lytta stops grading and points to real resources instead. If you're in crisis, please reach a real human: findahelpline.com.

The skills you practice — noticing bids, validating feelings before solving problems, de-escalating without giving up your point — are drawn from established relationship communication research, including the six levels of validation from Dialectical Behavior Therapy. The reps are yours.

Two minutes a day. Real moments. Better conversations.

Free, no ads, no account needed to start.

GET IT ONGoogle Play APP STOREIn review

iOS beta available now via TestFlight.