What are you torn about today?
When you can't decide, don't you want to ask a few people? Four friends who think differently answer right away. Take what helps. The choice is yours.
Try it once without signing up. What you write is sent to the AI companies to get the answers, and Parley does not keep it. For adults 18 and over.
Your day off. The alarm you forgot to turn off just rang.
What would you do? Pick first, then see what everyone thinks.
Takes 30 seconds
A group chat where four friends see it four ways
- 1
Say what's on your mind
One line is enough. Dinner, a job offer, a message you can't bring yourself to send.
- 2
The four answer, each their own way
One pushes you on, one slows you down, one asks how you feel, one says it straight. Then they answer each other.
- 3
You decide
Tidy shows what it comes down to. The choice stays yours.
It's 9 p.m. One chore left, and tomorrow would still be fine. Do it now, or tomorrow?
SparkJust do it now
Ten minutes now and tomorrow morning is lighter!
PauseCheck tomorrow first
Is tomorrow packed? If it is, right now is your only gap.
CozyAre you tired?
You've done plenty today. Resting counts too.
FrankTomorrow is fine
If tomorrow works, do it tomorrow. Write it down so you don't forget.
Tidy They split on how much energy you have left. It hinges on whether tomorrow has room.
Your day off. The alarm you forgot to turn off just rang.
What would you do? Pick first, then see what everyone thinks.
Takes 30 seconds
Four who see it differently
Ask one person and you get one answer. Ask four and you find the angle you hadn't thought of.
Spark
“Let's try it”
Pushes you forward, and looks for a small way to try before you commit.
Pause
“Wait a second”
Slows things down, and finds the risk you were about to walk past.
Cozy
“How do you feel?”
Asks what you feel about it, and treats that as part of the answer.
Frank
“Straight talk”
Says the awkward thing plainly, so you don't have to guess.
Tidy“Let me sort it out”
Steps in to sum up: what the four agree on, where they split, what it hinges on.
Husha zashiki-warashi
A child yokai who lives in the house itself. Rarely seen, it never gives advice; it just listens from the hallway. Catch a glimpse in the comic and anime, Hey, Tsukumo.
What we promise
Only you see your conversations
They are never shown to other users, and never turned into posts or examples.
Today's dilemma is written by us
The daily questions are made up by Parley. None is taken from anyone's conversation.
You control what is remembered
Parley remembers the basics of your situation so you needn't repeat them. See it, delete it, or turn it off at any time.
They are AI, not professionals
The four are AI characters. For health, legal or money decisions that matter, talk to a qualified person too.
What are you torn about today?
Small things are welcome. That is what the four are for.
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