Apps tagged with 'mental-health' Page 11 of 12

Free, open-source eye movement practice with webcam eye tracking and real-time synthesized audio. Browser-based, local-first, no data collection.

Life Advisor helps you get through tough times and move forward in small, doable steps — without therapy claims, lectures, or “magic”.

Lyra Health is the leading provider of Workforce Mental Health benefits, available to more than 17 million people globally. Lyra is transforming access to life-changing mental health care using AI-powered provider matching, personalized support, and a digital platform to deliver...

SoulVoyage, an AI Journaling platform, bridges the gap between users and psychologists by streamlining communication and information sharing. Through AI journaling analytics, users can easily form a relationship with psychologists during times of need.

You can express your deepest thoughts here anytime. If you're feeling uncertain or inadequate, it might be because your true values have not been clearly defined.

Discover calm, get unstuck, fix your attention span, make better choices, and boost your emotional intelligence right from your pocket.

AutoNotes is an AI-powered therapy documentation tool designed to help clinicians generate structured progress notes quickly and efficiently.

The always-on-top focus buddy for busy brains — 7 science-backed ADHD coping mechanisms layered into one calm desktop focus system.

MentalUP is a scientific and entertaining educational games application, developed by academicians and pedagogies. It has memory, math, visual, problem solving, math, verbal games etc.

ResNet (Resilience Network) is an app that supports you and up to 7 of your closest friends to improve your 7 life categories: happiness, love, social, health, work, wealth, income.

Quick CBT is a tool for administering Cognitive Behavioral Therapy to others or yourself. It can help to treat mental illnesses and improve life in general! It is simple to use and free.

FuturePost is a free platform that lets you send private letters to your future self, helping you reflect, plan, and grow over time.

AI mood tracker with Mira, a real AI companion that listens, remembers you, and helps you understand your emotional patterns. Local-first, no account needed.

Neuroscience-based chronic pain education and symptom tracking that helps you understand why your brain generates persistent pain.

This all-in-one app helps you track, analyze, and improve your emotional well-being while building healthier habits.

Neurture is an AI-enabled app that provides research-based content to users to help them quit unwanted habits or addictive behaviors. The chat routes users to trusted resources like meditations, courses, affirmations, and journal prompts.

An online community to share, learn, and grow with. Through the forums users can engage with others in various ways such as: Discuss ways for improving one's health, Publish announcements pertaining to business and personal events, Share artistic talents, and so much more.

AI Evolving Companion for Recovery and Addictions.

SYLO is the app that transforms your reflections into personalized meditations. You share your thoughts in the chat – and the AI creates a meditation perfectly tailored to your mood.

Experience the gold standard in emotional support. Connect instantly via video with a dedicated specialist tailored just for you.

Breeze is an app and daily companion for self-discovery and self-growth. Its easy-to-use self-help tools and features help people to have a more mindful, fulfilling life.

StressBuddy is a stress app that helps you pass the time in a way that hopefully helps you find a sense of calm. There is a hidden menu that will allow you to access breathing exercises and other activities to help you destress!

Zenora’s main purpose is to provide personalized, accessible mental wellness support through AI-driven insights, continuous tracking, and 24/7 emotional assistance.

What if you could relieve stress, sharpen focus, and support physical health—using nothing but your hands?

Everybody feels, but everybody also forgets. Whether it's chronic illness or pain, depression or just normal moods, keeping track of how you feel can give you insight into when and why you feel the way you do.