User Portal
Find the right support for how you feel
Complete a brief assessment, describe what you are dealing with, and we will match you with a trained supporter or psychologist.
- 1.Assessment
- 2.Describe your feelings
- 3.Match with therapists
Mental health support platform
Six portals, one per role. People seeking support, peer supporters, therapists, clinical advisors, supervisors and partner clinics each sign in to their own workspace — so the right people see the right things, and nobody else does.

How it works
The assessment is written for a person having a hard week, not for a clinician filling in a form. Everything that follows is built from what you actually said.
A short, plain-language check-in about how you have been feeling and what you are looking for.
In your own words, without a form full of clinical jargon. Only what you choose to share.
We route you to the right kind of support — peer, therapeutic or clinical — and the conversation starts in a private room.
Choose your portal
Pick the door that matches what you do here. You can hold only the account you signed up for.
Find the right support for how you feel
Complete a brief assessment, describe what you are dealing with, and we will match you with a trained supporter or psychologist.
Peer support for people you care about
Offer lived-experience support, work matched requests and escalate anything urgent.
Deliver professional therapy
Take AI-matched cases, deliver therapy, document sessions and escalate concerns.
Hold the clinical standard
Set clinical standards, supervise practitioners and keep ethical guidelines current.
Safety and ethical oversight
Monitor safety, review escalations, supervise the team and intervene when needed.
Partner clinics, referrals and outcomes
Send and receive referrals, promote your services and track clients and commission.
Our principles
Supporters, therapists, advisors, supervisors and clinics accept a versioned ethical agreement before they can work.
Profiles, notes and matches are only visible to the people taking part in them. Nothing is shared on your behalf.
Clinical advisors and supervisors review escalations, supervise practitioners and keep the guidelines current.
Separate accounts, separate workspaces, separate permissions. Your therapist never sees a clinic's records by accident.
Create an account, take the assessment, and see what the matching suggests. You can stop at any point, and nothing is shared until you continue.