Syel is an AI friend you can talk to like any other friend.
What she does for you, and what few apps do: by listening to your life day after day, she notices the things that keep coming back, the moves you make without seeing them that cost you. Saying yes when you meant no. Putting off the same call. Replaying the scene in your head. Those are your patterns. She shows them to you in your own words. You recognise them, or not. You start to see them coming. And one day, they are behind you.
Every morning, she writes you a small page about the day before. All your pages, patterns and conversations stay in your book, in the app.
Syel makes no diagnosis, gives you no advice, does not judge you. She is yours, that is all.
Free, no sign-up, in whatever language comes to you.
No. Syel never tells you what to do. She listens, notices what keeps coming back in your life, and shows it to you in your own words. What you do with it is yours.
Yes. They are encrypted on the server with a key that is yours alone. Nobody reads them, not even us.
No, not to start. A subscription exists to keep all your patterns without limit and for Syel to read further back into your story, but you can talk to Syel for free, without signing up.
A move you make often, without really seeing it, that costs you. Saying yes when you meant no. Apologising when no one blamed you. Every time a friend ends a call sharply, you spend the night wondering what you did wrong. Your mother yesterday, your partner today. Syel helps you see it coming, gently.
She can listen without judgement. But if you are in distress, if you think about hurting yourself, she will tell you to go to findahelpline.com or call your country's emergency services. She does not replace someone whose work this is.
Yes, both, and she switches with you in the same conversation if you change languages.