LONDON - TelAve -- He makes you laugh. He also cancels plans, leaves you guessing, then comes back with a message that makes you forget why you were upset. Was this a bad week, or have you written this chapter before? Newly launched Love by Koko gives you somewhere to check: select the person, log what happened, receive feedback and a relationship score, and revisit earlier interactions. Before you give someone another six months, you can look back at the last six weeks.

And sometimes, that person is your mother. Your oldest friend. The sibling you keep trying to reconnect with. Different relationships, but a familiar question: what keeps happening between us—and what am I ready to change?

In a 2025 YouGov survey of 4,395 US adult citizens, 38% reported being estranged from at least one of the family members researchers asked about. Deciding who remains in your life is already a reality for many people. (Source: YouGov, "Family estrangement: How often and why it happens," August 7, 2025.)

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Write about a conversation while it is fresh. Return after the next interaction to revisit what you wrote and the feedback you received. Your journal keeps earlier entries available, while relationship scores based on your writing let you follow changes over time. You can also print your journal or save it as a PDF.

For anyone contemplating a relationship "big chop," the starting point is a closer look: what do you want to keep, what needs to change, and which familiar cycles are you ready to stop repeating? Promises kept belong in that history, too.

The platform grew out of Hot Tea with Koko, the YouTube channel that expanded during the pandemic from a small, loyal following to tens of thousands of subscribers. Created by Aiko, known as Koko, the platform turns that focus on love and reflection into an everyday practice, so the latest conversation does not become the whole story.

Tarot remains part of that experience. Alongside the free relationship tools, visitors can choose optional love tarot readings at https://lovebykoko.com/tarot-readings in email, audio or video formats. Koko personally records the audio and Signature Video readings. Tarot readings are offered for entertainment; purchasing one is optional.

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Love by Koko is open to adults aged 18 and over. Relationship tracking and personal journals are free. Visit https://lovebykoko.com/ to explore the interactive examples, create an account and begin with someone already on your mind.

About Love by Koko

Love by Koko brings relationship tracking, personal journaling and optional tarot readings together under one account. Practice love. Every day.