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Ten conversationsdecide a marriage.Have them first.

Inside the Prevow app, the guided programme helps two people discuss life before marriage. Its ten chapters cover decisions such as money, family, careers and home. Partners answer separately, then talk together.

Who it is for

Two people about to marry.

One person can begin alone. Invite the other when you are ready. Chapter 1 is free, in full.

Inside the app

How the two of you work.

  1. Answer separately

    Each of you answers on your own first. Neither side opens until both have finished the chapter.

  2. Talk together

    Then you sit down and talk. The app sets the agenda for that evening, then leaves.

  3. Keep one line

    Every chapter ends in one line you both agree to.

    What stays private

What you end up with

Ten lines, written by the two of you.

7 of ten written

  1. Before the vows

    Chapter one

    Chapter one is free

    A mug, loose coins and unopened envelopes left on a kitchen table
    chapter one

    Money, and how you’ll decide

    your money rule

    Our money lives in one pot, and each of us keeps a corner no one has to explain.
    Example line · illustration
  2. Before the vows

    Chapter two

    Chapter two of ten

    Framed family photographs crowded together on a shelf
    chapter two

    Family, and the two of you

    your united front

    We answer our families together, or not at all.
    The line the two of you kept
  3. Before the vows

    Chapter three

    Chapter three of ten

    Two cold mugs left at opposite ends of a table, both chairs pushed back
    chapter three

    Conflict, and how you repair

    your repair plan

    We will not use silence as a weapon.
    The line the two of you kept
  4. Before the vows

    Chapter four

    Chapter four of ten

    A work bag and lanyard dumped on a chair by the front door
    chapter four

    Careers, and whose moves

    the next move, mapped

    Whoever moves for work, the other one chooses the city after.
    The line the two of you kept
  5. Before the vows

    Chapter five

    Chapter five of ten

    Two sets of keys on hooks beside a half-unpacked box
    chapter five

    The home you’ll keep

    who does what, agreed

    Whoever cooks does not wash up. This is not negotiable.
    The line the two of you kept
  6. Before the vows

    Chapter six

    Chapter six of ten

    Plates and glasses left on a low table after friends have gone
    chapter six

    Friendships and time apart

    time that stays yours

    One evening a week is ours. One belongs to neither of us.
    The line the two of you kept
  7. Before the vows

    Chapter seven

    Chapter seven of ten

    The corner of an unmade bed with a book left face down
    chapter seven

    Intimacy and closeness

    at your own depth

    We say it plainly, or we say that we cannot yet.
    The line the two of you kept
  8. Before the vows

    Chapter eight

    Chapter eight of ten

    An empty third chair at a table set for two
    chapter eight

    Children, and the question of them

    whether, and when

    Chapter eight is still ahead of you
  9. Before the vows

    Chapter nine

    Chapter nine of ten

    A small oil lamp lit on a shelf beside dried marigold petals
    chapter nine

    Faith, ritual and the everyday

    one ritual of your own

    Chapter nine is still ahead of you
  10. Before the vows

    Chapter ten

    Chapter ten of ten

    A wall calendar with most of its squares still empty
    chapter ten

    The first year, rehearsed

    your ten lines

    Chapter ten is still ahead of you

Take the top one off

Asked, honestly

Questions.

Is this a test of our relationship?
No. Nothing is graded, no one is ranked, and the system cannot produce a percentage. It is a structure for conversations, not an exam of them.
What if our answers don’t match?
Then you found something worth an evening, which is the point. Differences aren’t failures; unspoken ones are.
My partner didn’t choose this. Will it feel like homework?
It was designed for the person who didn’t choose it: answers happen alone, in minutes, at your own pace. And if chapter one doesn’t make its own case, stop there, it’s free.
What does it cost?
Chapter one is free, in full. A one-time payment of ₹1,999 opens chapters two to ten for both of you, with nothing recurring. The App Store shows the live price before you pay.

Begin withchapter one.It’s free.

Who sees what you write, what stays private

What each chapter asks, the questions to ask before you marry

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