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PsylinkTry demo

Your voice, between sessions.

Record a one-minute check-in. Your psychologist or psychiatrist sees how your week went before your next visit.

Not emergency care. Demo data is synthetic.

A phone screen showing a one-minute check-in being recorded.

Mood over 14 days

Demo data

A synthetic mood trend over fourteen days, dipping midweek and recovering at the end.

An appointment is an hour. The week is 167.

  • For patients

    It's hard to remember, or explain, how the week really felt.

  • For psychologists and psychiatrists

    No view of the days in between, and no early sign when things get harder.

How it works

  1. 1. Speak: record a one-minute check-in.

  2. 2. Review: edit the transcript before you send it.

  3. 3. Analyze: a summary and symptom patterns, with no diagnosis.

  4. 4. Prepare: your provider sees trends and flagged moments before your visit.

For patients

  • Quick: talk instead of typing

  • In control: you choose to share, and can revoke any time

  • Supported: crisis resources appear when you need them

For psychologists and psychiatrists

  • Trends over 7, 14, or 30 days

  • Every flag shows the patient's own words

  • Alerts marked “flagged for review”

Safety and privacy

What the product promises, and how it is built to keep the promise when the model behaves badly.

  • A keyword safety check the AI cannot lower
  • If analysis fails, crisis resources are shown
  • Every flag links to the exact quote
  • No diagnosis, only what the patient said
  • Consent you can revoke any time
  • Audio is not stored

Psylink is not an emergency service. If you are in danger, contact local emergency services or a crisis line now.

See crisis resources

If you need help right now

Psylink is not emergency care and cannot call for help. If you feel unsafe, or you might hurt yourself, please reach a person or a service that can respond immediately.

  1. If you are in immediate danger, contact your local emergency services.
  2. If you can, tell someone nearby what is going on.
  3. If you have a crisis or support line in your country, you can call or text it now.

  • Local emergency services

    The emergency number differs by country — in much of Europe it is 112, in the United States 911, in the United Kingdom 999. Use the number for where you are.

  • A national crisis or support line

    Many countries run a free line you can call or text at any hour. Add your local line here to make this screen specific to your region.

  • Your care team

    If your psychologist or psychiatrist gave you an out-of-hours contact, it is worth using it for what you have just told us.

You can read this at any time — it is a link in the header of every page here.

See it in two minutes.

Both demo accounts are seeded with synthetic data, so nothing here is a real person.

All demo data is synthetic.

Questions people ask

Does Psylink replace therapy?
No. It supports the care you already have by helping your visits start with a clearer picture.
Who sees my data?
Only the psychologist or psychiatrist you link, and only while your consent is active. You can revoke it any time.
What happens in a crisis?
Crisis resources are shown immediately and your provider is emailed a “flagged for review” alert. Alerts are not real-time and are not a substitute for emergency help.
Is it clinically validated?
Not yet. Psylink is a hackathon prototype and the analysis can be wrong, which is why providers see the original transcript.