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Relish app alternative for couples: what to use instead

By the Pragma TeamUpdated October 2026
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Key takeaways

  • We could not find Relish in the US App Store or Google Play on 11 October 2026.
  • For Relish's human coaching, the closest alternative is an app with a human coach, such as OurRitual.
  • For a daily practice for two, an AI coach such as Pragma costs less. It is a coach, not a therapist.

Your best Relish app alternative for couples depends on what you used Relish for. For a human coach, OurRitual offers weekly sessions with a Relationship Expert. For a daily practice for two, Pragma is an AI relationship coach. For lessons, Lasting offers structured sessions. We could not find Relish in the US app stores on 11 October 2026.

Disclosure: we make Pragma. Every other app is described from its own page or store listing, read on 11 October 2026.

Is the Relish app still available?

We could not find it. On 11 October 2026, Relish's US App Store page and its Google Play page both returned "not found". Relish's own website is still online. It shows "© 2020 Relish", a 7-day free trial and one-to-one coaching with a qualified relationship coach.

Still have Relish on your phone? Check your store subscriptions, so you are not billed for an app you cannot use. Our guide to canceling a couples app subscription shows where subscriptions live on iPhone and Android.

What Relish offered, and what replaces it

A good alternative replaces the part of Relish you actually used. Each replacement below was checked on its own page.

What Relish offeredClosest replacementChecked on
One-to-one coaching with a human coachOurRitual: weekly 40-minute sessions with a Relationship ExpertOurRitual's plans page
Daily practice for the two of youPragma: a private 15-minute AI coaching session for each partnerPragma's pricing page
Short lessons on relationship skillsLasting: structured sessions on communication, conflict and moneyLasting's App Store listing
Questions and quizzes about each otherPaired: a daily question you both answerPaired's FAQ
A free way to startGottman Card Decks: free prompt decks from the Gottman InstituteIts App Store listing

Try tonight

each name the one thing you miss most from Relish, then compare.

Download six "Try tonight" exercises as a PDF

Relish alternative with a human coach: OurRitual

If the human coach was what you valued, choose an app where a person leads the sessions. OurRitual's plans page offers a couple plan with a weekly 40-minute session with a "Relationship Expert". Chat support runs between sessions. It costs $64 to $84 a week, depending on plan length, and insurance is not accepted.

Relish alternative for a daily practice for two: Pragma

Liked Relish's small daily habit? Pragma gives each partner a private 15-minute session a day, by voice or chat. It is an AI relationship coach, not a human coach or a therapist, and it does not diagnose or treat.

The Practice adds 13 programs of 7 to 10 days, one short task a day. One partner can start alone and invite the other with an 8-character code. Transcripts are never shown to the other partner. Pragma costs $19.99 a month or $119.99 a year per partner, after a 7-day free trial with no card.

Relish alternatives for lessons and questions: Lasting and Paired

Lasting. Lasting's App Store listing describes structured sessions on communication, conflict, trust and money, with a free Foundations series. Premium starts at $11.99 and covers both partners.

Paired. Paired's FAQ on Premium pricing lists $79.99 per couple per year, with a 7-day trial on the yearly plan. One partner subscribes for both.

Free. Gottman Card Decks on the App Store is free, with 22 decks of prompts.

How to choose a Relish alternative

  1. You miss the human coach. Choose OurRitual or a licensed couples therapist.
  2. You want a daily habit for both of you. Choose an AI coach for two, such as Pragma.
  3. You want lessons in a set order. Choose Lasting.
  4. You want light, fun questions. Choose Paired or Gottman Card Decks.

Our comparison of hiring a relationship coach vs using an app helps with the first choice. For more coaching apps, see our roundup of relationship coaching apps.

When to get more help

No app replaces a licensed professional for serious problems. An app is not for abuse, fear of your partner or thoughts of self-harm. In the US, call or text 988 at any hour. You can find more helplines on Pragma's crisis resources page for couples.

Pick the part you miss

Start with the one thing you valued in Relish and replace that. If it was the daily habit, start your 7-day free trial of Pragma. No card to begin.

New to the topic? Our explainer on what AI couples therapy is and is not covers what an app can and cannot do.

Frequently asked questions about Relish alternatives

Is the Relish app shut down?

We could not find Relish in the US App Store or Google Play on 11 October 2026. Its website shows a 2020 copyright. We have not seen an official announcement. Check your app store before relying on it.

What is the closest alternative to Relish?

For human coaching, an app with a human coach, such as OurRitual. For a daily practice for two, an AI coach such as Pragma. For lessons, Lasting.

How does Pragma compare with Relish?

Relish offered lessons and a human coach. Pragma is an AI coach: each partner has a private daily session, with short programs. It costs less than human coaching, but it is not a person.

Is there a free Relish alternative?

Gottman Card Decks is free. Pragma, Lasting and Paired offer free trials or free starter content.

About the authors

This page is written by the Pragma Team, the people who design, build and run Pragma. We are not therapists. The clinical facts on this page come from the sources linked in the text. About the Pragma Team

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