Start alone
Your partner joins by invitation when ready.
A 12-chapter programme to stay close, resolve disagreements calmly and understand each other better. Five minutes a day: each on your own phone, on one shared path.


Install the app, answer a few questions about your relationship and invite your partner with a code. You can start alone — your partner joins when ready.
A question of the day, a small chapter task and your own step. Your partner’s answer opens once you have both replied.
A short read, a task for yourself, a conversation for two and a check-in. The next chapter opens no sooner than four days later, so new habits can settle.
The couple map across eight areas shows what already holds you together and what needs attention. A repeat check-in shows what has changed.
The home screen gathers everything for today: the question of the day, a sign of attention from your partner, the chapter task and your personal step.

Each chapter is one principle of a close relationship: knowing each other, showing warmth, making up, accepting differences, finding shared meaning.


Written in plain language, with examples from the lives of families in Kazakhstan: work, children, relatives, moving house and celebrations.

Eight areas of the relationship — from “We know each other” to “Shared meaning”. Petal size is your joint result; each area has its own colour.

The “Hard moment” button is always at the bottom of the screen. It helps you stop, cool down and come back to the conversation without hurt.


Taking turns to talk, games on one phone, tests and trainers. The app suggests what to ask and how to listen.


How you met, your wedding, your first trip, the birth of your children — photos and videos with the date and place. Only the two of you can see it.


Each of you has a personal section: a journal by chapter, your steps, “what calms me”. Your partner sees an entry only if you share it.


Real Otbasy Lab screens with a demo couple, Aigerim and Yerlan. Scroll sideways. The app interface is in Kazakh and Russian.















Your partner joins by invitation when ready.
Both partners get access at once.
No one else can open the app on your phone.
Each partner picks a language, even if you speak different ones.
Answers are saved and synced when you are back online.
Rituals and repeating reminders — just like the iPhone calendar.
Tasks within a chapter are optional; nobody rushes you.
No banners, no third-party trackers, no selling of data.
Start with six months of access. After that, the couple chooses how long to extend.
9,990 ₸for 6 months
≈ 1,665 ₸ a month — for both of you
When the first six months end, you can extend access for the period that suits you. Prices are per couple too.
Payment goes through the App Store, which shows the final price before you buy. The starter access does not renew by itself. Subscriptions renew automatically; cancel in your Apple ID settings at least 24 hours before the end of the period. Details — Public offer
Only you see your answers, your journal and your notes after an argument. Your partner sees a note only if you share it.
Data is stored on servers in Kazakhstan; private notes are encrypted.
Passcode and Face ID: no one else can open the app on your phone.
No. “Our Path” is an original programme inspired by open research on couples. It helps you understand each other better but does not replace a family therapist. If you are in danger, call 112.
Yes. Reading, the journal and personal tasks work without a partner. You can invite your partner at any time.
Only what you choose to show. Your partner sees shared things: the answer to the question of the day once you have both replied, signs of attention, agreements, memories and the couple map. Your journal and task answers stay yours.
No. One purchase opens access for both partners in the couple.
About five minutes a day. You go through chapters at your own pace: the next one opens no sooner than four days later, and tasks within a chapter are optional.
The starter access does not renew by itself. You choose a 1, 3, 6 or 12-month subscription — or stop. Your entries stay in your account.
On servers in Almaty, Kazakhstan. Private notes are encrypted, and the app has no ads or third-party trackers.
First on iPhone in the App Store; an Android version will follow. Leave your contact and we will write on launch day.
Otbasy is not therapy and does not replace professional help. If you are in danger, call 112.
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