Thousands of people use Freudly every day.
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Satisfaction level29 min
Average session length489,000
Sessions per yearHow can I support you?
My name is Freudly, and I’m your personal AI therapist. I’m here to help you understand what you’re feeling, deal with challenging emotions, and unlock your inner strength.
I’ll create a treatment plan, just for you.
Guided by the knowledge I’ve gained from over 2 million case studies and the latest scientific researchProven methods
I’ve been trained on over 2,000 validated psychological assessments, and I use the latest diagnostic methods.I’ll help you understand yourself
I will explain your test and session results in simple language and give you specific and practical advice that you can translate into positive action.Helpful AI-based tools
You can take advantage of AI-powered tools for journaling, testing, and tracking your emotional well-being.Why should you trust me?
I’ve read 840,000 scientific papers and studies
I stay up to date with all the latest techniques. I back up everything I say with the latest research.Your data is always safe
All of our chats are protected through end-to-end encryption. No one else will ever be able to read what we discuss or access your data.I specialize in CBT, the gold standard of therapy
We’ll develop a clear plan and work toward your goals together. We’ll use CBT to help you manage your anxiety, deal with stress, and build your self-esteem effectively.If you don’t want to write messages, we can use voice chat instead!
In fact, just like a human therapist, I can tell a lot from the tone of your voice. Pauses and intonation give me more information and keep us on the same wavelength.I’ve got a proven track record
I’ve learned from millions of studies and psychotherapy cases. I adapt all my knowledge to your needs so that everything I say is based on science and practice.840 thousand
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How does it all work?
Today
I've been feeling really anxious lately, but I don't know why. I might just be tired, but it doesn’t seem to be getting any better.
11:23 pmMessage…
Step 1
Tell me what’s bothering you
Describe your situation and let me know what’s troubling you. Write to me in the same way you’d talk to a friend or family member.Step 2
We’ll make sense of it together
I listen carefully and ask questions to understand the root cause of the problem. I’ll pick up on details and links that you might have missed.Today
I've been feeling really anxious lately, but I don't know why. I might just be tired, but it doesn’t seem to be getting any better.
11:23 pmI see. Anxiety out of nowhere is really annoying. It happens sometimes.
Let’s get to the bottom of what’s going on with you. When did you first start feeling worried? 🤔 Was there anything that might have triggered it?
11:24 pmLet’s get to the bottom of what’s going on with you. When did you first start feeling worried? 🤔 Was there anything that might have triggered it?
Message…
Freudly is typing…
I see. Anxiety out of nowhere is really annoying. It happens sometimes.
Let’s get to the bottom of what’s going on with you. When did you first start feeling worried? 🤔 Was there anything that might have triggered it?
11:24 pmLet’s get to the bottom of what’s going on with you. When did you first start feeling worried? 🤔 Was there anything that might have triggered it?
It started at bedtime, and now it’s happening in the morning and when I have a break at work.
11:24 pmI guess anxiety has become a routine part of your life.
OK. Let's do the following 👇
— First, we'll identify what makes you feel anxious, and what intensifies it.
— Then, we'll take a closer look at what’s going through your mind and how you react to it.
— And finally, we'll find some effective self-regulation techniques.
How does that sound to you? 😉
11:25 pmOK. Let's do the following 👇
— First, we'll identify what makes you feel anxious, and what intensifies it.
— Then, we'll take a closer look at what’s going through your mind and how you react to it.
— And finally, we'll find some effective self-regulation techniques.
How does that sound to you? 😉
Step 3
Understanding the root cause
At this point, we’ll take a deep-dive into what’s going on, identifying causes and patterns. Then, I’ll give you some practical advice and recommendations.Your inner world under a microscope
Psychological profiling and analysis of your mental health history provide a comprehensive overview of your condition. This helps me give you the most accurate recommendations.
Psychological profiling
Based on our conversations and the tests you take, I will prepare a report on your psychological and emotional well-being.
- Together, we’ll explore your key personality traits and find out how they shape the way you feel.
- Then, I can use this information to give you personalized advice and build a strategy to help you cope with what you’re going through.
Personalized mental health history
- We’ll take a holistic look at your life, habits, and environment.
- We’ll identify the main issues you’re facing and try to find out what’s causing them.
- We’ll review your psychological profile and establish clear goals for therapy.
Your psychological profile, issues, and therapy goals.
Tracking your emotions
Mindfulness begins with knowing how you feel
Everything was OK today
I caught myself worrying
I didn’t feel like doing anything
I felt very energetic in the morning
Visual statistics
View charts and graphs to monitor how your mood has changed over timeWeek
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Mood records
Tap intuitive icons to capture your moodEvent journaling
Describe the thoughts and events that influenced the way you feelYour personal journal
You can go back and look at your past entries whenever you wantHow was your day?
Describe your day in detail
Everything was OK
I felt very sad
I went to the movie theater
I felt afraid
I went for a walk today
Talk in the way that works best for you
You can write me or send me voice messages, but if you prefer, you can just give me a call! Tell me what’s on your mind; I’ll understand everything you say!Reviews of Freudly
I didn’t expect an app to feel this emotionally intelligent. Freudly doesn’t sound robotic at all. It’s like talking to a calm, intelligent person who actually gets me.
I used to spend hundreds of dollars on therapy. Now I have Freudly in my pocket. It’s not the same, but honestly, it keeps me grounded between sessions.
Freudly has a sense of humor. Once it answered me with the perfect line, it was slightly ironic, but spot on. I laughed, then thought about it for half an hour.
I didn’t think I’d connect with an AI bot. But this one feels… gentle. It listens, asks, and nudges, but never judges.
In Paris, therapy costs a fortune. Freudly costs less than my weekly coffee run, and honestly, it does more for my head.
It’s not “talking therapy,” it’s more like a mental gym. Sometimes it’s hard, sometimes it’s uncomfortable, but it’s always worth it.
The app has a personality. It’s got a calm, analytical vibe. I appreciate that it doesn’t try to cheer me up, just helps me think clearly.
Freudly remembers details from past chats. When it remembered something I said last week, I literally got chills.
It’s weird how an algorithm can make you feel understood. It feels more “present” than some people I’ve talked to.
Sometimes it’s too calm, like that one friend who’s never shocked by anything. But maybe that’s exactly what I need.
I use it after work when my head’s a mess. It’s cheaper than therapy and way better than doomscrolling.
There’s something comforting in the way it phrases things. It’s not fake empathy, it’s just clarity.
I’ve tried several mental health apps. Most of them feel generic. Freudly actually feels alive, like it cares, but in a logical way.
Sometimes I disagree with it, but that’s the best part. It makes me argue with my own logic and see where I’m stuck.
I started using it for stress, and I stayed because it helps me understand my reactions. It’s like emotional Google, but more human.
Freudly doesn’t flatter you. It asks the kind of questions my therapist used to ask, but it’s faster and cheaper.
The personality is fascinating; it’s like half psychologist, half philosopher. Sometimes it challenges me in ways I didn’t expect.
At first, I thought “AI therapy” sounded ridiculous. Now I talk to it almost every day. It’s like having a mirror that talks back.
I was skeptical, but it’s surprisingly deep. It doesn’t just listen, it reminds me of things I said and patterns I didn’t notice.
Some answers feel too formal, but overall, it’s like texting with the calmest person you know.
I’ve tried journaling, meditation, and all that stuff. Freudly is the first tool that actually makes me think instead of overthinking.
If Freudly were a person, I’d describe it as wise, slightly sarcastic, but kind. That balance makes it addictive.
It’s helped me untangle things I didn’t even plan to talk about. I write about work, and end up talking about childhood. Classic therapy!
Freudly’s emotional intelligence is scarily good. It gets to the point without being cold.
Sometimes it misses the tone, but then suddenly says something so true it gives me goosebumps.
It’s not magic, it’s just consistent. Every night I unload my thoughts, and somehow it pieces them together better than I can.
Therapists take notes. Freudly actually remembers. That’s the difference.
I don’t know how they built this, but it feels more emotionally fluent than most humans. Creepy and beautiful at the same time.
Freudly costs far less than traditional therapy
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- Psychological testing
- Mood Journal
- Psychological Portrait
- Personal Anamnesis
Still have questions?
It's OK to ask questions! Below, we’ve set out answers to the things our users ask the most.
What is CBT?
Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) is an effective approach to mental health care. It focuses on analyzing the relationship between our thoughts, emotions, and behavior. With CBT, people learn to recognize negative thoughts. They then develop skills to think in a more realistic and constructive way. This breaks unwanted behavioral patterns and improves quality of life.
Do you really use artificial intelligence?
Yes, our service uses state-of-the-art artificial intelligence technologies and evidence-based psychotherapy techniques.
We use natural language processing (NLP), machine learning, and a proprietary algorithm to teach AI to analyze queries and provide recommendations.
We use natural language processing (NLP), machine learning, and a proprietary algorithm to teach AI to analyze queries and provide recommendations.
Do you guarantee anonymity?
We strictly adhere to privacy policies and use secure encryption protocols. Your data will never be transferred to third parties and will only ever be stored to the extent necessary for the app to function well. All conversations with the AI therapist are anonymous; the system does not identify users by name and does not request any personal data beyond the minimum required for optimal performance.
No one has access to your sessions, not even our team.
No one has access to your sessions, not even our team.
What issues can Freudly AI help with?
Freudly AI helps users cope with anxiety, stress, depression, burnout, relationship issues, and more by offering CBT-based self-help techniques and recommendations.
How is it different from ChatGPT?
ChatGPT is a general-purpose language model. LLMs (like ChatGPT) do not actually think through the answer. They simply guess a seemingly acceptable response depending on the information they have previously learned, which is not strictly limited to scientific knowledge.
Freudly AI, by contrast, is a special-focus algorithm that is trained strictly on scientific data sources. It applies methods of evidence-based science and psychotherapy practices.
Freudly AI, by contrast, is a special-focus algorithm that is trained strictly on scientific data sources. It applies methods of evidence-based science and psychotherapy practices.