Hand-written conversation cards for deeper connections
Music logging app and album tracker where you rate, review, and log the records you love, and discuss them without discord.
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Based in
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Pricing model
Freemium
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Pricing
Standard (free forever): five rituals with 3 sessions per mode per day and up to 25 saved cards. TruTalk™+ (€4.99/month): unlimited sessions and saved cards, five premium rituals, seasonal packs, and weekly bonus session. Billed monthly, cancel anytime.
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Key features
Hand-written prompts informed by peer-reviewed research
Ten conversation modes for different relationships and settings
Over 1,300 hand-written prompts across the library
Full-screen paced ritual experience with one question at a time
Solo, pair, or group flows accommodating up to seven people
No notifications, feeds, or distractions
Save up to 25 cards on Standard plan or unlimited on TruTalk+
Free taste of each premium ritual without subscription
Web-based, no download required
Conversations remain private and unanalyzed
Log and track albums in your personal dislography
Private star ratings that only you can see
Write detailed album reviews with experience-first prompts
Follow listeners and build a friends-first feed
Browse and search albums without creating an account
Weekly editor's picks tied to New Music Friday
View highest-weighted community reviews
Web app accessible on phones and desktops
What makes it different
Every prompt is hand-written and tested in real rooms, not AI-generated
Pacing designed to feel like a deep breath, not a rushed conversation
Lowered barrier to initiating deeper conversations through design
Built on peer-reviewed research, not trends or vibes
In-person conversation sessions hosted weekly in Milano
Private ratings so you rate honestly without judgment
Designed specifically for albums listened to in sequence, not individual songs
Friends-first feed instead of algorithm-driven discovery
Connect with people through musical taste rather than traditional social metrics