PeaceTalk
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Beta opens August 2026

Digital communication, redesigned.

PeaceTalk is a communication app that gives every relationship its own space. You decide who comes close and what stays out.

Your communication. Your rules.

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Designed & hosted in the EU

protected structured open inner circle

01The problem

Today, every relationship goes through the same channel, by the same rules.

Your closest friend, a coworker, a difficult ex — online they all reach you the same way, anytime, with one blunt off switch: block. Everything between “come closer” and “keep your distance” has no place to live. And the apps built for staying close are built for attention — the feed gets the moments that belonged to your people.

PeaceTalk gives it one. You decide how, when, and with whom you communicate — and the structure holds, even in hard moments.

Here because someone opened a PeaceTalk conversation with you? The ground rules are the same on both sides: your words stay your own, no human at PeaceTalk reads your messages, and in every conversation with the person who invited you, PeaceTalk costs nothing. If your conversation runs through a shield, one standard reads both directions — what the other person sees, and what they never see →

02The Rings

Everyone at the right distance.

Not everyone belongs at the same distance. So PeaceTalk has rings — spaces for closeness, for ease, for calm, for protection — and every relationship goes in the one that fits: your closest people near you, everyday contacts open and easy, and the contact that does harm farthest away, behind a real shield. You decide who sits where, and you can change it anytime.

03Who it's for

For every relationship — the easy ones and the hard ones.

Coparenting is where we start — the relationships you can't walk away from, where structure matters most. The vision is wider: friends, families, communities.

Friends & family
Sick of the feed, not of your people? Good news, photos, milestones — tell your whole circle at once, and each person answers you directly. Group chats have their place — they’re just not the only way anymore. And the moments that matter stay.
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Couples
Stay close and keep the moments that matter — a shared calendar, plus coaching and mediation whenever you want them.
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Anyone who wants to communicate better
Coaching whenever you need it, Training to build the skill — seeing how your words land before you send them. For any relationship, not just the hard ones.
See Coaching & Training →
Coparents
The relationships you can't walk away from, where structure matters most: a shield for what reaches you, a shared calendar, agreements you both keep.
For coparents →
Someone you can't cut off
The contact that does harm — a hostile ex, a family member who crosses every line. Behind the Mirrored Shield, what reaches you is calm and factual: you stay informed, and protected.
See the Mirrored Shield →
Professionals
Do you work with families in conflict? PeaceTalk gives your clients a tool between sessions — structure that's there when you can't be.
For professionals →
See everything it does →

04Pricing

One plan.
Choose the amount that works for you.

No tiers, no locked features — the same PeaceTalk whatever you pay.

See pricing → €/$ 10 / 20 / 30 · first month free · founders free for life · guests free with you

05Built to be trusted

A tool, not a trap.

Privacy-first, EU-built
Designed and hosted in the EU, GDPR compliant. Your conversations are never sold and never mined for attention.
No dark patterns
No streaks, badges, likes or feeds. The coaching is built so you need it less over time — not more.
Your voice, always
PeaceTalk filters, it never censors — and it never writes your messages for you. Both of those hold for everyone in a conversation, on both sides.
If it gets it wrong
We’ve built the shield to be as accurate as we can make it — it still won’t be right every time. When you think a message was misjudged, report it: it gets a second, independent review — and we learn from every one.

PeaceTalk runs on European infrastructure —
wind-powered servers in Schleswig-Holstein, EU-hosted AI from Mistral in Paris. Your data stays under EU law.

We commit to self-hosting our AI on renewable-powered infrastructure in two stages: our small-model agents at 500 paying subscribers, our full AI stack at 5,000 — counting each milestone once we’ve held it for three months.

GDPR-native  ·  Wind-powered hosting  ·  100% European  ·  Patent pending

What runs, and what processes your messages.

AI processes the messages it filters. No human at PeaceTalk reads them.

The AI does the processing so your hardest conversation can stay between the two of you — that’s the only reason it’s in the loop.

No one here reads it
Filtering and coaching run entirely in software. The one time a person here sees anything is if you report a filter call as wrong — and even then, only the AI’s content-free assessment, never your message.
Not training data
Nothing you send trains AI models — not your messages, and not the messages of someone reaching you on the protected channel who isn’t a PeaceTalk user.
Encrypted where it’s stored
What we keep sits on encrypted disks, so a lost or retired drive stays unreadable. That’s storage-level, not end-to-end — to filter a message, the app and the AI process it as plain text.
What we run, and what we don’t
The app, the database, the login and the message queue run on our own servers. The AI models don’t — those run on our EU provider’s, and we say so plainly.

06What it's built on

Grounded in real practice.

Peace is the guide built into PeaceTalk. It explains what’s happening, coaches you when you ask — and when you both want it, it mediates. It never writes in your name.

None of this is invented from scratch. The coaching, the shields, and the training apply what conflict-communication professionals actually use:

The research behind it
High-conflict communication practice
Brief, informative, factual replies — the BIFF tradition (Bill Eddy, High Conflict Institute) — and what never to do: admonish, advise, apologize when nothing warrants it, argue.
Coparenting specialists
Christina McGhee, Mikki Gardner: talk about the problem, not the person — and you can only control yourself.
Couples research
Specific complaints instead of character verdicts ("you always…" invites a fight — Gottman) — and a fair point gets named before anything else.
Mediation & negotiation
Fisher & Ury (Getting to Yes) — look past the positions people dig into to what each one actually needs. That’s the ground mediation stands on.
Separation research
The German work on what the phases after a breakup do to people (Pehse) — including the over-accommodation trap, where you give too much just to keep the peace.
Child-development research
What harms children isn't separation — it's exposure to destructive conflict. That finding carries the whole coparenting side.

If you know Nonviolent Communication: the direction is similar — say what happened, name what you need, ask clearly. The difference is context: Peace is built to tell when openness is safe — and when someone has a pattern of using it against you.

Peace applies the technique, never the lecture — you'll never hear a framework name-dropped mid-coaching, and never a diagnosis of the other person.

Be first to experience Peace.

The beta opens August 2026 — PeaceTalk is built and running, just not open to everyone yet. No cost, no obligation.

August 2026Founding betaA first group of coparents shapes PeaceTalk from the inside — some joining together, some on their own. Free for life.
After thatAccess in wavesWe open in waves, so we can welcome each group properly.
Join the beta More about the coparenting beta →

No spam. No data sharing. Just Peace.

For professionals

Do you work with families in conflict?

PeaceTalk gives your clients a tool between sessions — structure that's there when you can't be.

If you have clients who could benefit, get in touch.

For counseling centers, mediators, law firms, child advocates, and family welfare offices.

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