Healio is a quiet corner of the internet for the days you're not okay. Share anonymously, sit with people who've been where you are, and talk to someone who actually gets it — by message or by call.
You don't need a diagnosis, a plan, or the right words. You just need somewhere to start.
Heavy, anxious, okay, hopeful. One tap. Healio shapes your day around it instead of asking you to explain yourself.
Heartbreak, grief, burnout, starting over. Small rooms of people going through the same thing, with a daily prompt to break the silence.
When a post isn't enough, reach a Healer by message or call. They've been through it too — that's the whole qualification.
No explaining the backstory. No softening it so people don't worry. Circles are small, private, and built around one shared thing — so you can skip straight to the truth.
Ravi rebuilt after a divorce at forty. Amara walked through grief and burnout. They're not here to diagnose you — they're here because someone listened to them once, and it mattered.
Most apps reward the version of you that's doing fine. Healio has nothing to optimise for — which is the point.
If you've made it through heartbreak, grief, burnout or a hard reset, you already know what helps and what doesn't. Set your own rate, your own hours, and get paid for the listening you've been doing for free.
Healers aren't therapists and don't give clinical advice. Every applicant is identity-verified and trained on Healio's safety code before their first conversation.
Healio is made by Chingari Media Pvt Ltd, an independent product studio building consumer apps for the parts of life that don't fit neatly into a feed.
We started Healio after noticing how much easier it is to tell a stranger the truth than to tell the people closest to you — and how few places online are actually built for that. So we made one, and left out everything that would have gotten in the way.
Healio arrives on iOS and Android soon. Get early access and be in the first circles.