Nagi & Me · powered by AI
Not a person. A mind that’s read widely.
A private, anonymous place to talk things through, by text or voice, whenever you need. No name. No email.
Built by a team with decades in medical technology and published clinical research in mental health.
No card to start · Web, iPhone and Android
No name. No email. No app store required — though if you'd like one, Nagi is on the App Store and Google Play.
No name. No email. A mental health companion with chat, mood diary, weekly check-ins and doctor reports included — and your Nagi code, once you create it, is the only key.
What Nagi is
Nagi & Me is an anonymous mental health companion app, and Nagi is the AI inside it. Not a chatbot pretending to be your friend: a calm that listens, and answers gently. Somewhere to put things down — private, supportive and non-judgmental.
Around the conversation sit practical tools: a mood diary, a weekly check-in, a medication diary, and a clear report you can take to your doctor. Nagi is not a medical device and not a crisis service. It sits alongside professional care, never in place of it.
Built for one job
Not a general-purpose chatbot. Built by a team with decades in medical technology and published clinical research in mental health, Nagi & Me is made for mental health and nothing else, and Nagi is the AI inside it, tuned and bounded for that one purpose.
01 · Boundaries
Nagi won’t diagnose you, and never comments on your medication.
02 · Safety
A built-in crisis safety system steps aside to real human help when it’s needed.
03 · Your words
Your conversations are never used to train AI models.
04 · Anonymous
No name, no email. Your Nagi code, once you create it, is the only key.
How it works
Step 01
In your browser or the app. No form and no email: create your Nagi code in Settings, and the code is the only key.
Step 02
“I don’t know where to start” is a fine first line. Nagi listens, reflects it back, and gives no advice you didn’t ask for.
Step 03
A mood diary and a weekly check-in, and a report for your doctor when you want one.
The promise
Your email lives with our payment processor, who knows it pays for a subscription — but can't see anything inside your account: no conversations, no diary, no scores. Nagi's own systems never hold your email at all.
So no single system anywhere contains both who you are and what you've said — and we never join them. When your subscription ends, even the processor deletes your email.
What’s inside
Talk
Type it, or say it out loud and hear Nagi answer.
Notice
A few seconds a day. The pattern shows over weeks.
Reflect
A few questions for an honest read of the week.
Remember
What you took and how it went, noted while you remember.
Share
A clear PDF to take to an appointment, if you choose.
Read
Plain-English articles on mood, sleep and the research worth trusting.
What is Nagi?
A mental health companion, in your pocket.
Nagi & Me is an anonymous mental health companion app — talk things through with Nagi by text or voice, follow your mood over time, and take a clear picture to your doctor. Not therapy, not a diagnosis. A calm that listens.
Nagi & Me is an anonymous mental health app with one simple idea at its centre: sometimes the most useful thing is someone to talk to. Chat with Nagi by text, or just speak — about the day, the worry that won't settle, or the thing you can't say anywhere else. No name, no email, no waiting room.
Around the conversation sit practical tools for your mental health and wellbeing: a daily mood diary, a weekly check-in score, a medication diary, and a clear PDF report you can take to your doctor. Small habits, honestly kept — that's where the picture of how you're really doing comes from.
And to be plain about what Nagi is not: not a therapist, not a diagnosis, and not a crisis service. Nagi & Me is a mental health companion app that sits alongside professional care, never in place of it.
Nagi & Me · a calm that listens
Free to read
Plain-English pieces on mood, sleep, habits and the research worth trusting. When a study makes headlines, we read it slowly and tell you what it actually says — caveats included.
You can have a full calendar and still feel unseen. A major new study asked whether loneliness itself wears health down — and found the felt kind matters most.
Read the article → 27 July 2026Nearly 2,000 people, ten physical markers, one quiet finding: regular trips to museums, films and concerts tracked with bodies about three years younger.
Read the article → 27 July 2026A tiny, careful study measured how people walked, then asked how they felt. The findings are modest — the idea underneath is one worth carrying around.
Read the article → 23 July 2026"Anonymous" is doing a different job in every app that claims it. Five questions that tell you which kind you're holding.
Read the article →Practical, free
The opening sentence, what to bring, what to do when the words disappear, and how to use ten minutes when ten minutes is what you have.
Read the guides → 5 guidesThe weeks after the prescription, when you cannot tell whether anything is working — what to watch and what is worth writing down.
Read the guides → 6 guidesNumbness, evenings that get harder, wanting company without wanting to speak — the parts that do not have obvious names.
Read the guides → 3 guidesWhat to check before you type anything private into an app, and what an email address actually costs you.
Read the guides →One membership
Choose the plan that suits you — you can switch anytime, and you confirm your choice in the app.
Chat with Nagi (50 messages a month) · mood diary · weekly check-in · medication diary · doctor report · members' library
Need more? A 50-message top-up is there whenever you want one — any messages you don’t use carry over to next month.
Start talking · 15 messages freeNo card needed to start. Membership then begins with a 7-day free trial — cancel anytime, in one tap, and cancel during the trial and you pay nothing.
Get the app
Create a Nagi code and it opens the same account everywhere — pick whichever door suits you.
In your browser
Nothing to install and no store account needed — open Nagi on any device and start talking.
Android
The full Nagi app in your pocket — chat and voice, mood diary, weekly check-ins and doctor reports.
iPhone
The Nagi app is on the App Store in the UK, US, Canada, Australia and New Zealand.