Mojo: Sex & Relationship Help

‎Mojo — sexual wellbeing

About this app

Sex isn't just physical. It starts in your brain.

Mojo is the world's first AI Sex & Relationship Therapist — built by the world's leading sex therapists and psychologists to help you feel more connected, confident, and in control of your sex life and relationships.

Whether you're navigating stress, low desire, performance issues, painful sex, or just feeling disconnected from yourself or your partner — Mojo helps you understand what's going on beneath the surface and gives you the tools to change it.

We've taken 50+ years of sex and relationship therapy research and turned it into a personalized, science-backed app that helps you feel more confident, connected, and in control — in and out of the bedroom.

Over 1 million people have already taken the first step with Mojo.

What you can expect:
• A daily plan designed by experts and personalized to your needs
• Guided psychological and physical exercises based on proven therapeutic techniques
• Support from your AI Sex and Relationship Therapist, available 24/7 to guide you
• Progress tracking that helps you build new habits and unlearn unhelpful ones
• Full confidentiality and privacy

Mojo draws from decades of clinical research — including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Emotion-Focused Therapy, Sensate Focus, and Systemic Therapy — to bring together practical, proven tools accessible to you.

It starts with a free trial and ends with a version of yourself you didn't think was possible.

Ratings and reviews

A bit too all over the place. While the app has some good ideas to help they cast way to wide of a net and limit what you can do each day to so little that it becomes really ineffective. For examples kegels may really help you but you do one 3 minute less then nothing else on it for another 5 days so it's not going to be very effective. On top of that they try to charge you double then give you 50% off when you decline. In short, good idea, poor execution. You're better off you tubing methods.

It's clearly AI, which is fine for how personal this is, I guess. It got a little glitchy today and there was no update. maybe in the next couple of days there will be, but of course by then, my free trial will be up. so of course when it comes time to pay, the glitch will be gone most likely. as for the topics, activities and techniques suggested they could end up having quite the benefit. it's just going to take more time than a 1 week free trial to really determine that. But I do like it

I ended my subscription before the free trial ended and was still charged $109 for an "ai therapist". This app is all over the place that just makes you talk to an ai person and makes you watch videos only. Spend that $30 up fee cost to see a real doctor in person. I would rate this a zero if I could. This app isn't even a company based in the USA either.