Free to start
Tiny scenarios. Real psychology. Zero lectures. Savvy drops you into a situation you have actually been in, you make the call, and it tells you what that just did to your life.
Three reps · 90 seconds · real XP
How it works
Three to five reps make a drill. A drill a day keeps a streak alive. That is the whole loop, and it is deliberately small enough to do in a lift.
A real moment, written the way it actually happens. No theory, no reading list, no forty minute video about active listening.
Four ways to play it. Pick one, then confirm it. The second tap exists so a mis-tap never costs you the answer you meant.
Your answer takes the colour of its quality, banks its XP, and tells you what the move actually does to the other person. Then it shows you what everyone else picked.
You ask a coworker to cover your Friday shift. They say “sure, fine, whatever works”, in a voice flatter than day-old soda, while stuffing their bag like it owes them money.
What do you actually do?
Tap once to pick. Tap again to lock it in.
You ask a coworker to cover your Friday shift. They say “sure, fine, whatever works”, in a voice flatter than day-old soda, while stuffing their bag like it owes them money.
What do you actually do?
Cancel the request entirely. They’re clearly mad at you.
Take the yes and run. A yes is a yes!
“You said fine, but it didn’t sound fine. Want me to ask someone else?”
Say nothing now, but text later: “all good for Friday?”
Fenn says
When words and body disagree, the body is usually telling the truth. Don’t bank a “yes” that sounds like a hostage tape.
The reveal
Not a moral, a mechanism. Why the polite answer bounces, why the direct one lands, and what the version you picked actually sets up for Friday afternoon.
Every answer you did not pick stays tappable, so “what if I had said that” is a question you can just answer.
Walking into a trap still banks XP, and the label calls it tuition. Fenn mocks the trap, never you.
The catalog
Pick up to five to focus on and they drive your daily mix. The rest stay unlocked, not locked out.
Words lie. Clusters don’t.
Everything is negotiable. Especially this tagline.
“No” is a complete sentence. We’ll make it a comfy one.
Take up space without taking hostages.
Say the hard thing. Keep the friend.
It’s you two vs. the problem. Not vs. each other.
People don’t resist their own ideas.
Charm, minus the cringe.
Small talk is a door. Learn the handle.
Trust, but verify. Mostly verify.
Fewer pro/con lists. Better calls.
Feel the wave. Don’t send the email.
See the strings before they pull.
No’s bounce off. You come back.
Credit flows down. Blame stops with you.
New skills land every month.
Progress
Every answer banks XP, including the ones that go wrong. A drill adds a completion bonus, a perfect drill adds more, and a streak is a flame you have to feed once a day.
Losses get whispered. Wins get confetti.
Straight answers
All of this is written out properly in the privacy policy and the terms, which are the same words the app shows you on your first launch.
Questions
Still stuck? Visit help and support.
Free to start. No account needed to try it, because Savvy makes you one the moment you open it.
iPhone today. Android is built, not released.