Che is a free AI-powered mental wellness companion — a calm space to check in, talk things through, journal, and find grounding tools, without cost or judgment.
Most apps in this space gate core features behind a paywall or default to US-only crisis resources regardless of where you live. Che is built differently: every feature is free, always, and crisis support is localized to your actual country — Lifeline Australia and Beyond Blue for Australian users, the right resources for other countries too.
Che also supports younger users safely, through a real parental consent process rather than a simple age checkbox — something most AI companion apps skip entirely by restricting access to adults only.
You can chat, track your mood, journal, use guided breathing and reflection tools, or just call Che and talk it out loud like a real conversation. If something heavier comes up, Che responds with care — surfacing real crisis resources and, if you've set one up, gently encouraging you to reach out to a trusted contact.
Che isn't a therapist and doesn't claim to be one. It's a supportive companion for everyday moments, with honest pathways to real professional care when you need more.
Built solo, with a lot of care for the details that matter most.
Che AI Voice Call (Voice Companion)
Che AI Text Chat (Interactive Reflection)
Emotion & Mood Tracker
Pattern Recognition Engine
Habit & Routine Tracker
Private Digital Journaling
Clinical Summary Export
Historical Progress & Reflection
rounding & Anxiety Relief Tools
Professional Directory (Find a Licensed Therapist)
Emergency Support & Crisis Contacts

Hey everyone 👋 So I built Che because every mental wellness app I looked at was either $20/month, or defaulted to one country's crisis numbers regardless of where you actually live — I'm in Australia, and most just assumed US. Che's free. All of it — chat, mood tracking, journaling, voice, the lot. It detects your country and shows the right local crisis resources — Lifeline Australia if you're here, 988 if you're in the US, and so on for other countries too. And it's built to actually be safe for younger users, with a real parental consent flow, not just an age checkbox. It's not a therapist and I've been really careful not to pretend it is — it's more of a calm space to check in and talk things through, with real pathways to actual professional help built in. Built this on my own, still improving it constantly. Would genuinely love to hear what you think or what's missing,

Hey everyone 👋 So I built Che because every mental wellness app I looked at was either $20/month, or defaulted to one country's crisis numbers regardless of where you actually live — I'm in Australia, and most just assumed US. Che's free. All of it — chat, mood tracking, journaling, voice, the lot. It detects your country and shows the right local crisis resources — Lifeline Australia if you're here, 988 if you're in the US, and so on for other countries too. And it's built to actually be safe for younger users, with a real parental consent flow, not just an age checkbox. It's not a therapist and I've been really careful not to pretend it is — it's more of a calm space to check in and talk things through, with real pathways to actual professional help built in. Built this on my own, still improving it constantly. Would genuinely love to hear what you think or what's missing,
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