Try it
See what the other person sees.
The question everybody has about OnBetterTerms is what happens to the part they would rather not say out loud. This walks one evening through it — and lets you make the choice yourself, then read the other person’s screen.
Jun and Priya are invented and so are their words, which are written in advance. No AI is called, nothing leaves your browser, and nothing here is stored — including anything you press. You do not need an account to work through it.
Jun writes what happened
Shared custody. On Tuesday one of them was not at the school gate. Jun writes three things, and this is the third.
What actually got to me was standing in the playground while the other parents left. I felt like the one who always ends up covering.
Before it is written, not after: every piece has a level, and you choose it. Try one.
Priya cannot read it. She can see that you wrote something.
Fictional example — not customer data. The real thing writes in your words rather than these, and what it says back is not written in advance.
The mechanism is the same one the product uses. What is different here is that the words were written in advance and both screens are shown at once — in the real thing you only ever get your own.
The same example written out in full How it works, step by step