Your therapist uses LoveCode. Here's what that means for you.
A secure space for exercises, check-ins, and the work you do between sessions. Designed by your clinician. Private to you.
Expect an invite link from your therapist. LoveCode isn't something you sign up for on your own — your clinician sets up your space and sends you the link.
What your portal is for
LoveCode is the between-session space your therapist assigns — not a standalone relationship app.
Your own private space
Your information is separate from your partner’s — even in the same therapy relationship. You see your homework, your consent forms, your check-in data. Nothing is shared without your explicit action.
No download required
Access your LoveCode portal from any browser on your phone, tablet, or computer. Your therapist sends you an invite link. That’s the starting point.
Designed by your clinician, for you
Everything in your portal was assigned by your therapist — exercises, check-ins, consent forms. LoveCode doesn’t push content at you. It holds the space your clinician creates.
Common questions
- Can my partner see my answers?
- No. Each partner’s data is isolated at the API layer. Your partner cannot see your intake answers, your check-ins, or your private notes — and you cannot see theirs.
- Do I have to download an app?
- No. LoveCode runs in your web browser on any device. There is nothing to install.
- Is this therapy?
- No. LoveCode is a tool your licensed therapist uses to organize the work between sessions. It is not a substitute for therapy or professional mental health care.
- What if I have a mental health emergency?
- LoveCode is not for emergencies. If you are in crisis, contact 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline) or your local emergency services immediately.
Not in therapy yet, but curious?
LoveCode is used by licensed couples therapists. If you'd like to work with a clinician who uses it, ask your therapist about LoveCode — or let us know you're looking and we'll keep you posted as our clinician network grows.
LoveCode is a clinical tool used by licensed therapists. It is not a substitute for professional mental health care.