A gentle way to check in with yourself every day
Claire calls you for a short, guided conversation about how you're feeling. It's not therapy. It's a simple daily habit that helps you notice patterns, process stress, and stay connected to how you're doing between sessions.
How it works
You pick a time. Claire calls. You talk about your day, and Claire turns the conversation into a journal entry you can look back on later.
- Daily emotional check-ins without typing
- Lower friction than blank-page journaling
- More consistent reflection habits over time
- Private entries with trends you can revisit
Claire is not therapy
Claire is a wellness tool for reflection and journaling. It doesn't diagnose, treat, or replace professional care. If you're in crisis, please contact 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline or your local emergency services.
Keep reading
Use case guides
Journaling for anxiety, depression, ADHD, and grief — research-informed guides.
Journaling for Anxiety
Techniques and prompts for when your mind is spinning faster than you can keep up with.
Journaling for Depression
Low-effort techniques for days when opening a notebook feels like a lot.
Journaling Through Grief
Gentle techniques for processing loss on your own timeline.
Journaling for ADHD
Externalizing thoughts to reduce overwhelm when working memory is crowded.
App Evaluation Checklist
Questions to ask about privacy, scope, and trust before choosing any wellness app.
Common questions
What is a voice AI mental health app?
A voice AI mental health app uses spoken conversation to support emotional reflection and self-awareness. Claire provides guided daily calls and a private journal history.
Is Claire therapy?
No. Claire is not therapy and does not replace licensed mental health care. It is a wellness tool for reflection and habit support.
When should I use Claire?
Most people use Claire in the morning or evening to process stress, set intentions, and review emotions in a structured way.
