Student Well-being App

Revolutionise Campus Support with Personalised, 24/7 Well-being Support in Over 100 Languages


Meet our Well-being App, your revolutionary personal well-being companion, designed with evidence-based interventions to provide instant and follow-on support for students.

Fluent in over 100 languages, our Well-being Assistant ensures maximum engagement and makes early interventions accessible to every student.

With unlimited conversations available day and night, our Well-being Assistant fosters ongoing engagement and delivers continuous support to boost student well-being. Transform your campus well-being strategy with the power of our Well-being App and create a healthier, happier student community!

Your Own Branded Well-being App

Our Well-being App is your students' 24/7 well-being companion, delivering personalised support anytime, anywhere.

At the heart of the app is our Well-being Assistant, empowering students to take charge of their well-being with instant interventions and proactive management.

Equipped with push notifications, our Assistant gently reminds students to practice healthy habits, complete mental health check-ins, and take essential breaks.

It's a powerhouse of support designed to foster overall well-being and help students thrive every day.

Revolutionising Mental Health Support

Whether it's 3 AM or a quick break between classes, our Well-being App is ready with instant support harnessing evidence-based practices like CBT and the 5 Ways to Wellbeing.

Dive into therapeutic-like interactions that help students build self-care routines and coping skills, complete with in-built well-being tools and podcasts.

Supporting over 100 languages, our Well-being Assistant ensures that every student feels heard and understood.

Engaging in deep, meaningful conversations, it offers personal, empathetic, and reassuring support—empowering students to thrive mentally and succeed academically.

Tailored Care for Each Student

Our well-being solution prides itself on offering bespoke interventions, tailored to each student’s unique needs. Early identification and personalised care are crucial in preventing mental health issues from escalating.

Our Well-being Assistant guides students in developing essential skills for managing their mental health. Through comprehensive coaching, it helps create and implement personalised well-being plans and self-care routines.

Offering dynamic, real-time adaptive support, the Assistant ensures that every student's evolving needs are continually met, fostering resilience, growth, and well-being throughout their student journey.

Immediate Crisis Support at Your Students' Fingertips

Our Well-being App offers essential crisis interventions to ensure rapid and effective support during mental health emergencies.

The SOS features provides instant access to crisis resources, breaking down barriers and destigmatising help-seeking behaviour.

With our Digital Suicide Safety Plans, students have structured strategies for navigating critical moments, always accessible and easily updatable.

This comprehensive approach ensures that no student facing immediate risk is ever left unsupported.

Tailored to your campus needs, our Well-being App champions early intervention, individual support, and crisis management.

Contact us today to discover how our app can transform your campus well-being and create a resilient, supportive environment.

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