I know building healthy relationships is hard. That's why I built Partnero AI - to make it easier. When you feel lost, overwhelmed, or frustrated, you can jump into the app and track your emotions. You discover hidden patterns and find solutions. You connect with your partner to grow together. Let me know what you think of the app design and what you would add or change. P.S. I will share my progress in the comments below. Flowstep project here: Link

hope it helps people build a better relationships . The main feature is mood tracking could avoid lot of fights😂

I thought I spent $120/month on subscriptions. Turns out I was off by $167. So I built the app I wished existed. It's called RELIEF. 💰

Here's the real problem : 89% of us underestimate our subscription total. Not because we're careless - because every app built to fix it is made for finance-savvy people. Dashboards, charts, jargon, rounded cards. If you're not already comfortable with all that, you close the app and keep bleeding $2,004 a year.

None of them make you "Feel" the money leaking. And feeling is the whole point. So I didn't design a finance app. I designed a sculpture.

RELIEF runs on Michelangelo's Idea - the statue is already inside the marble, you just carve away the excess.

– Your finances are the block – Unused subscriptions are the red veins in the stone – Cancelling is a chisel strike – The money that returns is the figure emerging

13 screens, one system. Two colors carry all the meaning: vermilion for waste, gold for what you've reclaimed. Nothing else.

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Carve it Yourself

- Live prototype - RELIEF - X post - Social Post

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WHAT YOU'RE LOOKING AT

01 · Demo - the full walkthrough: the story, the flow, and the drag-to-strike that cancels a subscription. 02 · Sites UI - the prototype in motion, no narration, just the carve. 03 · Flowchart - all 13 screens on the Flowstep canvas, wired end to end. 04 · Thumbnail - a six-second sweep across the finished canvas: strike, impact, gallery, share.

RELIEF - carve away what you don't use.

What I love most is the idea behind this project. Instead of treating subscriptions as numbers on a dashboard, you turned them into something people can actually feel. The Michelangelo metaphor is clever and gives the whole experience a clear purpose. It makes canceling unused...