A private relationship memory for moments that keep echoing.
Talk or type through a confusing interaction. Niki separates what happened, how it felt, and what remains unknown—then helps you notice repetition, change, accountability, and repair over time.
Live guided example
Behavior, not labels
Replies clear after your visit
Start with what was observed. Meaning can stay open.
Most advice stops at the first interpretation. Niki is designed to remember the parts that make context possible: what you observed, how it affected you, what you asked for, and whether anything changed.
Near-time notes are still one person’s perspective—not objective truth. The point is a more inspectable record, not a verdict.
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Continue a sample moment with Niki. Turn the useful pieces into an editable journal entry, then see how a pattern can take shape over time.
Live AI · reviewed fallback · replies clear after your visit
Relationship clarity · guided example
You · sample moment
Last week I asked them not to joke about something private. Tonight they did it again. When I went quiet, they said I was too sensitive. Am I overreacting?
Niki
You made a clear request, the same behavior happened again, and your reaction was debated. We can hold that separately from what we still cannot know.
What happened after you raised it?
The guided example shows short-term reflection. Niki’s product direction brings user-reviewed moments, dated patterns, and clear memory controls together over time.
Product direction
Based on 4 sample Moments
Repair appeared after 1 of 3 raised concerns.The other two outcomes are recorded as unknown—not “no repair.”03 Jul
A plan changedImpact not raised11 Jul
A boundary was namedFollow-up unknown19 Jul
A concern was acknowledgedBehavior changed the next time27 Jul
The boundary was tested againAwaiting follow-upTalk or type the untidy version, then check Niki’s split before anything becomes memory.
Bring related moments together with dates, counts, counterexamples, and direct links back to each entry.
Return after the first conversation to record acknowledgment, changed behavior, or an outcome that is still unknown.
Every remembered item needs a visible source and user control. Security and privacy review come before launch.
Niki can help organize repeated boundary responses, reliability, minimization, accountability, and repair. It cannot establish intent, diagnose NPD, score a person, verify an event, or decide whether you should stay or leave.
A feeling is valid information. It is not automatic proof of another person’s intent, personality, or diagnosis.
Safety →The waitlist stores only the information you choose to provide. The guided example processes the sample reply you type and clears the conversation after your visit.
Personal memory is being designed around minimal collection, pseudonyms, deletion controls, explicit consent, and user control over every remembered moment.
Privacy →Join the waitlist for guided Moments, pattern memory, and thoughtful product updates. Your feedback will help shape how Niki handles privacy, memory, and control.
Niki is a relationship-clarity tool for adults. Therapy, legal or medical advice, emergency help, and trusted human support each have a different role.
No. Niki does not diagnose NPD or any mental-health condition, and it will not produce a narcissism probability, toxicity score, or personality verdict.
Niki is designed for adults across genders, orientations, and consensual relationship structures.
The sample scene and your short reply go to Cloudflare to generate Niki’s response. Niki clears the conversation after your visit and keeps it out of the waitlist database and analytics. Use a sample situation and leave out names, contact details, screenshots, and private messages.
Niki’s product direction is a private, user-controlled Moment log that separates observations, feelings, interpretations, needs, patterns, and repair. Sensitive memory will ship only with clear consent, deletion, privacy, and safety controls.
Pricing has not been chosen. The optional waitlist question helps us understand whether people prefer free access, a modest subscription, or a one-time format.
Waitlist members will hear about research and beta access according to the consent choices they make. A launch date will be shared when the experience is ready.
Use the unsubscribe link in any Niki email. It opens a confirmation page and requires a deliberate action, so email security scanners cannot remove you by accident.