AI Companion Helping Abuse Survivors Heal and Prepare for Court: AIMEE Says
Summary
What if the tool that could finally help you organize your story, prepare for court, and feel less alone was available for free, right now? In this episode, Mandi sits down with Anne, co-founder and CEO of AIMEE Says, an AI-powered companion built specifically for survivors of domestic abuse and relationship harm.
Anne breaks down how AIMEE turns overwhelming, emotional experiences into clear, documented timelines that hold up in legal and therapeutic settings, how privacy and data protection work on a closed platform built for this exact use case, and why this kind of support matters for anyone navigating post-separation abuse, coercive control, or relational harm of any kind.
Resources
Connect with Anne:
Website:AIMEE Says(Affiliate link - Use code: Mandi)
Instagram:@aimeesaysdv
LinkedIn:Anne Wintemute
Connect with Mandi:
Website: WomenAwareAndPrepared.com
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LinkedIn: Mandi Pratt
TIMESTAMPS
[01:47] Anne's background and founding AIMEE
[03:21] How AIMEE Says helps survivors prepare for court
[04:30] What AIMEE Says does NOT do and do
[09:51] Free vs. paid tiers and how memory works
[11:44] Privacy Qs answered and legal discovery explained
[15:03] How AIMEE differs from general AI tools like Claude
[15:54] Prompts to start with on AIMEE Says
[17:07] Using AIMEE alongside therapy and legal support, save time and money
[32:00] Utilize My Story page and personalization features
[22:20] AIMEE can store documents and chart them
[23:15] AIMEE helps with relational harm beyond intimate partners
[27:50] Assistance when DV supports are overloaded
[31:08] Employer and university benefit programs
[32:30] Closing thoughts and where to find AIMEE
[34:00] Addressing AI skepticism and sustainability concerns
The primary purpose of the Women Aware and Prepared Podcast is to educate and inform. This podcast series does not constitute advice or services. Please use common sense for your own situation.
