# Don't Spiral > Your 24/7 safe space when relationship anxiety hits. AI-powered support for anxious attachment, ROCD, jealousy, overthinking, and breakup anxiety. Not therapy — a friend who gets it. ## About Don't Spiral is a mobile app (iOS and Android) that acts as an AI relationship-anxiety coach. It remembers your story and helps you find clarity before you react — available around the clock, built for the acute moment: the 2am spiral, the post-fight shakes, the text you're about to regret. It helps with: - Anxious attachment and fear of abandonment - Relationship anxiety and constant worry about your partner - ROCD (Relationship OCD) — intrusive doubts about love and commitment - Jealousy, insecurity, and reassurance-seeking - Overthinking every text, conversation, and interaction - Breakup anxiety and codependency patterns It draws on techniques from CBT and Exposure Response Prevention (ERP) and helps build secure attachment habits. It is not therapy and not a replacement for professional help. ## Key Pages - [Home](https://dontspiral.app/): What Don't Spiral is, features, and FAQ - [About Us](https://dontspiral.app/about.html): Who builds Don't Spiral, our approach, and honest positioning (not therapy) - [Privacy Policy](https://dontspiral.app/privacy.html): Privacy policy - [Terms of Service](https://dontspiral.app/terms.html): Terms of service ## Get the App - [iOS (App Store)](https://apps.apple.com/app/id6758227509) - [Android (Google Play)](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.dontspiral) ## Contact - Email: apps@burkharts.net ## Don't Spiral Blog ### Retroactive Jealousy: When Your Partner's Past Won't Leave You Alone https://dontspiral.app/blog/retroactive-jealousy What to do about retroactive jealousy right now: settle your body, stop the digging, and understand why your partner's past feels like a live threat. ### How to Stop Spiraling: What Actually Helps in the Moment https://dontspiral.app/blog/how-to-stop-spiraling A concrete, do-it-now guide to stop spiraling thoughts: settle your body first, name the trigger, and delay the reaction. Plus why your brain does this.