Psyfy is a mental wellness app that blends conversational AI, self-assessment tools, journaling, and playful engagement to support emotional health. It offers reflective chats, mood tracking, quizzes (on anxiety, depression, personality, attachment), and calming features like music and mindfulness cards. You can interact with Psyfy every day to reflect on your feelings, explore your internal world, or simply find a moment of calm. The platform emphasizes safety, research, and ethical AI — using techniques from CBT, schema therapy, and behavioral activation to guide users. Psyfy is not a clinical service; it’s designed to provide self-help, insight, and emotional support between or instead of professional care.

Key Features

• Conversational chatbot for emotional reflection and support

• Psychological self-tests (anxiety, depression, personality, attachment)

• Mood tracking and trend visualization

• Journaling prompts and guided self-exploration

• Calming music and mindfulness cards

• Credit / in-app purchase system for advanced features

Industries

• Health & Wellness

• Mental Health & Therapy

• Digital Health / HealthTech

• Self-Care Tools

• Emotional Wellness

Psyfy is used by anyone who wants an accessible, empathetic space to explore their feelings, track emotional changes, and better understand their mind over time. You can chat about stress, sad days, or confusion, and the AI responds with reflective, supportive prompts. You can also use quizzes to check for signs of anxiety, depression, or patterns like attachment style. The journal and mood tracker collect daily data, so you see patterns and changes across days or weeks. Over time, Psyfy’s responses can tune themselves to your style. It’s helpful when you feel stuck, lonely, or just want to think through your day. For example, someone going through a rough week might chat with Psyfy to help untangle emotional knots or use calming music when anxiety peaks. Psyfy’s design encourages small, consistent reflection rather than big leaps. It supports you in between therapy sessions or when you can’t reach a human counselor.