Breakup support · route by immediate job

Breakup Support Tools

What do you need to do in this moment?

This page helps route by the immediate job. It does not reproduce the full app comparison.

Blank tactile route cards connected by terracotta and olive paths on warm cream linen

Six distinct jobs

Choose the smallest route that fits now

1 · Message pause

I am about to send a message.

The free decision tool uses fixed choices. There is no message entry, and nothing is saved or sent.

Open the should-I-text tool

2 · Profile checking

I keep checking their profile.

Use the evidence-led guide for an environment-and-friction plan and a lapse-neutral restart.

Open the social-media checking guide

3 · Accountability

I need a no-contact counter.

Compare current tracker and accountability formats rather than using a non-persistent browser counter.

Compare breakup apps by fit

4 · Community

I need another person or moderated community.

The comparison separates community formats from private tools and publisher-owned products.

Compare community and private formats

5 · Self-guided

I need a private practice now.

The existing product page describes a browser-delivered kit with 23 practices and a current one-time price of $27.

Inspect the Breakup Emergency Kit

6 · Safety exit

I feel unsafe or at risk.

This page cannot assess safety or legal risk. If there is immediate danger, contact local emergency services. For non-immediate planning, contact a qualified local domestic-abuse or legal resource.

Official-source-only options

External formats for jobs this site does not provide

Choose another option when a tracker, moderated community, or conversational product is a better match. These links go to official Apple App Store records; the products were not downloaded or hands-on tested for this page.

Mend Breakup on the US App Store — the listing describes a no-contact goal, daily check-ins, and device-only storage.
Stumble on the US App Store — the listing describes moderated community spaces, journaling, check-ins, and AI-guided companions.
Let it Go on the UK App Store — the listing describes a tracker, journal, trigger logging, and community.

Store descriptions and privacy disclosures are not the same as a hands-on data-flow or moderation assessment.

Ownership and boundaries

Keep routing, comparison, and purchase intent separate

Alex Zah created the Breakup Emergency Kit and benefits financially if you buy it. The breakup-app comparison applies the same visible fields to every option and names situations where another format may fit better.

The free decision tool owns the immediate contact decision. The social-media guide owns the evidence and environment-friction plan. The existing product page remains the purchase-intent owner.

Method and source boundaries

Product details above are limited to official public pages checked for this release. Official-source checking is distinguished from hands-on testing; untested behavior is not presented as observed fact.