Get Over Him App vs Heal: An Honest Comparison

If you searched for “get over him app,” you’ve probably found two apps that look alike: Get Over Him and Heal. Heal is ours, so read this knowing that. We’ve stuck to what each App Store listing says, and we say where Get Over Him is the better pick.

Everything below comes from the two US App Store listings as they read on October 29, 2026. Prices and features change, so check the listing before you subscribe.

Get Over Him vs Heal at a Glance

	Get Over Him: Breakup Healing	Heal: No Contact & Breakup
Made by	Dial Labs LLC	Independent developer
Write a text to him without sending	Yes, a “text simulator”	Yes, unsent texts with an AI coach replying
AI to talk to	Mochi, an “AI best friend”	AI coach, in a tone you choose
No contact tracker	Yes, a streak	Yes, a streak plus total days on a calendar
SOS button for the urge	Not listed	Yes
Private journal	Not listed	Yes
Home screen widget	Yes	Not listed
Free to use?	No. “There are no free features.”	Yes, a free tier with 5 coach messages a day
Free trial	Not mentioned	7 days, on monthly and yearly plans
Price	$4.99 a week, $14.99 or $29.99 a month, $18.99 a year	$12.99 a month, $124.99 a year
Where to get it	App Store (iPhone, Mac, Vision Pro)	App Store and Google Play
Privacy label	Some data “linked to you”, usage data “used to track you”	All listed data “not linked to you”

We left star ratings out. Both apps have only a handful of ratings so far, and that says little about whether either fits you.

What Does Each App Do?

Get Over Him

Get Over Him is built for women getting over a man. Its listing describes four parts:

• Text him without texting him. A text simulator for the “I miss you” text, which, in its words, “shows you exactly how it would go.”
• Mochi. An AI “best friend” to vent to at 2am.
• No contact streak. Track your streak and watch your progress.
• Daily reminders. A home screen widget that nudges you to stay focused on you.

Heal

Heal is built around one moment: you’re about to text your ex. Its main parts:

• Unsent texts. A chat that looks like theirs. You write the message, it never sends, and an AI coach replies instead and asks what you’re hoping they’d say back.
• SOS button. One tap when the urge hits: breathe for a minute, then write it out, read your reasons or talk to the coach.
• No contact tracker. If you slip, your streak restarts, but your total and every day you made it stay on the calendar.
• AI coach, private journal and a phase-by-phase path that shows what’s normal where you are.

The full feature list is on What is Heal?

Which One Costs Less?

It depends on how long you use it.

• For a year, Get Over Him is cheaper. Its yearly plan is $18.99. Heal’s is $124.99.
• For a week or two, it depends. Get Over Him’s weekly plan is $4.99, but there’s nothing free. Heal’s free tier keeps the tracker, SOS button, journal and 5 coach messages a day, and the 7-day trial unlocks everything.
• You can’t try Get Over Him for free. Its listing says “You need to pay to use the app.” With Heal you can use the free tier as long as you like.

Get Over Him’s listing shows two different monthly prices ($14.99 and $29.99), so check which one the paywall offers you.

How Do They Handle Your Data?

App Store privacy labels are filled in by each developer. Get Over Him’s label says contact info, user content, identifiers and usage data are linked to you, and that usage data is used to track you. Heal’s label lists the same kinds of data as not linked to you, with no tracking.

If what you write to your ex in an app is something you’d want kept away from your identity, that difference is worth a look. Both labels are on each app’s App Store page.

Which Should You Choose?

Choose Get Over Him if:

• You’ll use it for months and want the lowest yearly price.
• You want a home screen widget reminding you to stay strong.
• You’re on iPhone and happy to pay from the start.

Choose Heal if:

• You want to try it free first, or keep using a free version.
• Texting him, or wanting to, is the thing you keep getting stuck on, and you want an SOS button for that moment.
• You’re on Android (Heal is on Google Play), or you want a journal and a calendar that keeps your days after a slip.

If you mainly want a day counter, you may not need either. Our best breakup apps comparison covers four more apps, including a free one.

FAQ: Get Over Him App vs Heal

Is the Get Over Him app free? No. Its App Store listing says “You need to pay to use the app. There are no free features.” Plans start at $4.99 a week.

Is there a free app like Get Over Him? Heal has a free tier that keeps the no contact tracker, SOS button, journal and 5 AI coach messages a day. You can also try the free unsent text tool in your browser, with no app at all.

Is Get Over Him on Android? Its App Store listing covers iPhone, Mac and Vision Pro, and we couldn’t confirm an Android version. Heal is on both the App Store and Google Play.

Do both apps let me text my ex without sending it? Yes. Get Over Him has a text simulator, and Heal has unsent texts, where an AI coach replies instead of your ex. In both, nothing reaches him.

Which app is better for no contact? Both track your no contact streak. Heal also keeps your total days on a calendar after a slip and adds an SOS button for the urge. If you’re new to it, start with our no contact rule guide.

Sources

• Apple App Store. “Get Over Him - Breakup Healing” (Dial Labs LLC), US listing, accessed October 29, 2026.
• Apple App Store. “Heal: No Contact & Breakup”, US listing, accessed October 29, 2026.