Nagi & Me · a calm that listens

A mental health companion, in your pocket.

Nagi is your anonymous mental health companion — talk things through 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.

No name. No email. No app store required — though if you'd like one, Nagi is on Google Play.

Talk or type — Nagi meets you either way.

No name. No email. A mental health companion with chat, mood diary, weekly check-ins and doctor reports included — and your code is the only key.

What is Nagi?

A calm that listens, whenever you need.

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 quiet, 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 is a mental health companion that sits alongside professional care, never in place of it.

The members' library

Conversations with people who understand.

Interviews recorded and posted regularly with clinicians, researchers, and people who've lived it.

Included with membership
01 · Guest series New feature

Recorded interviews

New interviews recorded and posted regularly — clinicians, researchers, and people who've lived it, talking honestly about what actually helps. Watch anytime.

02 · Tips

Tips, in minutes

Short, practical videos — small things you can actually try, explained without jargon and without homework.

03 · Articles

Articles from the Nagi desk

Plain-English pieces on mood, sleep, habits and the research worth trusting — written the way we talk.

04 · In the news

Mental health, in the news

When a study makes headlines, we read it slowly and tell you what it actually says — including the caveats.

A taste of the tips

Three from the library — around twenty seconds each, no jargon, no homework.

Just put on your shoes · Starting small
Take it outside · Movement
Every small win is real · Self-compassion
The promise

What you tell Nagi is never connected to who you are.

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.

One membership

Everything Nagi does, in one place.

7-day free trial
Monthly
$9.99
per month
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Annual
$99.99
per year
$8.33 / month equivalent

Choose the plan that suits you — you can switch anytime, and you confirm your choice in the app.

Chat with Nagi · mood diary · weekly check-in · medication diary · doctor report · members' library

Start talking — first week free

Cancel anytime, in one tap. Cancel during the trial and you pay nothing.

Get the app

Wherever you are, Nagi is there.

One Nagi code opens the same account everywhere — pick whichever door suits you.

In your browser

The web app

Nothing to install and no store account needed — open Nagi on any device and start talking.

Open the web app
Android

On Google Play

The full Nagi app in your pocket — chat and voice, mood diary, weekly check-ins and doctor reports.

Get it on Google Play
Coming soon

On iPhone

Nagi for iPhone is nearly ready. Join the waitlist and we'll send one email on launch day — nothing else, ever.

In crisis? Call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline) · text HOME to 741741 (Crisis Text Line) · or call 911. Nagi is not a crisis service.