Talk, vent, and feel better with 24/7 AI therapy

Evra is an AI-powered mental wellness application designed specifically for young adults, with a primary focus on Gen Z users. It provides accessible, on-demand emotional support through conversational interfaces, functioning as a supplementary resource for mental health maintenance and self-reflection. Unlike traditional therapy platforms requiring scheduled appointments, Evra operates 24/7 and emphasizes immediacy, privacy, and low-barrier engagement.
The app targets individuals seeking non-clinical, judgment-free spaces to process emotions, gain perspective on recurring thought patterns, and develop greater self-awareness. It is not intended to replace licensed clinical care but serves as a scalable, always-available tool for daily emotional regulation and insight generation.
Users interact with Evra through two primary input modalities: typed text and spoken voice. Conversations are processed in real time using large language models to generate empathetic, contextually appropriate responses. The system retains session context within a given interaction but does not store long-term personal identifiers unless explicitly enabled for longitudinal tracking.
After each session, conversational data is anonymized and aggregated to generate weekly insights. These include quantitative metrics (e.g., total chats, average session length) and qualitative summaries (e.g., recurring themes, emotional tone distribution). Mood analytics derive from linguistic and prosodic cues—text sentiment analysis for chat inputs, and voice tonality analysis for spoken interactions.
All data remains stored locally or in encrypted cloud storage; the app does not share conversation content with third parties. Integration with analytics tools like Mixpanel supports internal product improvement but does not involve exposure of user-specific dialogues.
Evra supports practical use cases such as immediate emotional decompression during high-stress moments, routine self-check-ins to monitor mental state fluctuations, and reflective review of interpersonal or academic challenges. Students, early-career professionals, and individuals in transitional life stages benefit from its portability and asynchronous nature.
The voice feature accommodates users who find typing difficult or prefer oral processing, while the weekly insights help identify behavioral or emotional patterns that may inform broader wellness strategies. Its design prioritizes accessibility—low cognitive load, intuitive navigation, and adaptive interface elements (e.g., dark mode)—making it suitable for sustained daily use without fatigue.