Getting started
How to use this app
A simple, step-by-step walk through everything inside. Take it at your own pace — there's no right order, but this is a kind one.
Start with a mood check-in
Tap Mood Check-in in the menu. Slide the bar to where you are right now. Add a note if you want — or don't. This takes 30 seconds and starts building your private picture over time.
Open Mood Check-inTry one breathing session
Tap Breathwork. Pick any pattern (4-7-8 is the most calming). Follow the moving circle. Even 60 seconds counts — and finishing one session unlocks the Grounding guide for free.
Open BreathworkGet a personal plan
Tap Your Plan and answer a few short questions. The app will recommend which guides and practices fit what you're going through right now. It's not a diagnosis — just a friendly starting point.
Build Your PlanExplore the guides
Tap Guides to see all interactive tools — Calm Anxiety in 5 Minutes is always free. Browse the Therapy Types overview to learn which approach (CBT, DBT, EMDR, Somatic, etc.) might fit you best.
See All GuidesTalk to the AI Coach when you need a witness
Tap AI Coach for a private, non-judgmental conversation any time of day or night. It's not a replacement for a therapist — it's a thinking partner when no one else is awake.
Open AI CoachListen in the Library
Tap Library for guided audio sessions and meditations. Use them in the morning, before bed, or anytime you need to soften.
Browse LibraryBookmark the Help & Resources page
If you ever feel unsafe or in crisis, the Help & Resources page has hotlines and state-by-state support. The red help button at the bottom of every screen also takes you straight there.
Help & ResourcesA few gentle reminders
- Small + consistent beats big + sporadic. Two minutes a day matters more than two hours once a month.
- Free guides unlock as you use the app — finishing breath sessions and mood check-ins opens more practices for free.
- Nothing here replaces a therapist. Use the app alongside professional care if you can.
- If you're in crisis right now, call 988 (US) or 911. The crisis button is always one tap away.