Identity gets stripped first.
Reviews are guided away from names, exact roles, locations, shifts, and details that could point back to one household.
Work-life unbalance
Married to the Job helps partners share what work does to home life—carefully, anonymously, and without putting a household on display.
Built for spouses, partners, job seekers, and employers willing to listen.
Before anything is public
Every story deserves care before it becomes data.
Behind every job is a life that lives there too.
The due-diligence layer
Work's impact does not end when the laptop closes. Travel, on-call nights, last-minute changes, and the room left for recovery all shape a household.
We turn those lived experiences into privacy-preserving patterns—useful to people considering an offer and to employers serious about making work better.
Privacy before publishing
We are building the guardrails first. The platform does not treat a person's home life as content to rush online.
Reviews are guided away from names, exact roles, locations, shifts, and details that could point back to one household.
We screen for identifying information, personal attacks, and unsupported claims before a review can influence any public insight.
No company score appears until a minimum number of eligible reviews makes individual households harder to identify.
For households
A guided review makes room for the details that matter at home, then sends them through a moderation process built to remove identifying risk before they affect an aggregate.
For job seekers
When there is enough safely moderated context, company profiles reveal the household side of an opportunity—not just the role on paper.
For employers, the same aggregated view can surface where work practices are helping families thrive and where they need attention.
Questions, answered carefully
Early access
Join the founding community shaping a safer, more honest way to understand work's impact at home.