As you as it gets.

Run-on thoughts? Absolutely. Typos, swearing, shorthand, emojis—yes, yes, yes. Voice-to-text rambles? Go for it.

You can even describe a feeling, a color, or a random image that popped into your head.

Prefer full sentences and punctuation? That works too.

No judgment. No need to “make sense” first. This tool adjusts to you—not the other way around.

If you’ve ever thought, “I don’t even know how to explain what’s going on in my head…” — this tool was built for exactly that.

It meets you in the mess, pulls clarity from the chaos, and helps you finally hear yourself again — without judgment, performance, or needing the perfect words.

I personally use it at least once a week — after therapy to process what came up, before therapy to sum up my week, at night when my stray thoughts won’t quit, or when I need to figure out why something is bothering me so damn much. (And my therapist loves getting my recaps and sees how much it's helping me make faster progress.)

And to be honest? Sometimes I just use it to bitch about my loved ones because I’m human — not a superhero.

This isn’t a self-help project. It’s a self-connection tool. And it works.

Look, it’s a one-time investment of only $7. (because it's my first gpt of many planned)

That’s about the same as I pay for my allergen-safe chocolate chips — which, let’s be honest, are gone in a few uses and don’t exactly help me sort through the mental chaos of everyday mom life.

This tool? You get unlimited access. Use it daily, weekly, whenever you need. It doesn’t expire, and it doesn’t judge.

If you’ve ever had to pre-organize your thoughts, justify venting, or give a whole damn backstory before someone finally “got it” — then you already see the value.

This is the opposite.

You can say as little or as much as you want, however you want — it’ll meet you there. It doesn’t have feelings, an agenda, or expectations to manage. Its only job is to help you unload and declutter your mind.

Ultimately, only you can decide. But ask yourself this:

What’s the cost of holding it all in... compared to having one safe space to finally let it out?

As long or as short as you need. Some moms get relief in under 3 minutes. Others take a few pauses and come back when they have more space.

You can start while waiting in the school pickup line and finish after bedtime — no pressure, no timeline.

This tool doesn't have feelings or expectations. It’s not going to rush you, need context, or interrupt.

Its only job? Help you clear your head and give your thoughts a soft place to land.

Bonus? It can even recap your chat so you can remember the main points or share them — if that’s helpful to you.

TL;DR NO. This is on demand emotional support.

I’m a big believer in therapy — when it’s available and a good fit. But let’s be real: not everyone can access it, and sometimes you just need something now.

I also know we don’t always need (or want) to unpack every thought in a clinical setting.

Traditional therapy often expects you to already know what’s going on — and throws questions like “How does that make you feel?” or “Tell me more,” when your brain can barely process the basics.

This isn’t that.

No analyzing facial expressions. No reading tone. No starting over with someone new because your therapist decided to switch careers.

This isn’t a replacement. It’s a support tool. One that helps you slow the mental spin, hear your own voice again, and sort through whatever’s taking up space in your head.

That’s where Thoughts Untangler comes in: a super simple, judgment-free zone that bends to you — no appointments, no pressure, no perfect words required.

At only $7, you’ll get immediate relief and wayyyy less tech headaches than trying to get on Zoom or into some clunky therapist portal.

Your chats are not read by me (Christie) or Rebel Bloom Society. I have enough to deal with in my own life — and honestly, it wouldn’t be trauma-informed of me to break that trust.

You use this tool through your own ChatGPT account. That means you’re in control. You can delete your chats, keep them, or add more later — no one else sees them.

Prefer not to share your data with ChatGPT to help improve their model? You can turn that setting off in your account.

See ChatGPT’s privacy policy for all the details.

A free ChatGPT account, an internet connection, and a slightly open mind.

Skeptics welcome. No credit card needed. No hoops to jump through.

You can use the browser or the app — your choice.
This is about getting clarity, not making things complicated.

Totally fair question. Yes, ChatGPT is free — but that’s not what you’re buying.

You’re buying a pre-trained, carefully-crafted, trauma-aware tool that knows what to ask to help you untangle the mess in your mind — fast. No staring at a blank screen or trying to figure out what prompt to type.

This isn’t a tech toy. It’s an emotional support tool built by a mom, for moms, who don’t have time to fuck around with tech when they’re already overwhelmed.

You get instant relief, not another learning curve.

Same here — deeply.

That’s actually another win for this setup.

Because this custom tool is laser-focused and purpose-built, it gets you clarity fast, without endless back-and-forth or generic fluff. That means fewer server cycles and less energy used than most typical AI chats.

You get what you need and deserve quicker — with less digital drag. Every bit counts.