Abby
AI mental health companion that remembers your story, asks reflective questions and offers free therapist matching.
Abby is an AI companion for everyday emotional challenges such as stress, relationships and difficult decisions. Abby remembers earlier conversations, asks reflective questions and checks in, by text or voice, in 88 languages on iOS, Android and the web. Abby is not a therapist; it offers free matching with licensed human therapists when clinical care is wanted.
Best for Adults who want a private place to think through everyday stress, and people who would like help finding a licensed therapist.
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- Health & WellnessAI Chatbots
- Platforms
- Web, iOS, Android
- Pricing model
- Subscription
- Free trial
- Yes
- Made by
- Abby Intelligence, Inc.
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What is Abby?
Abby is an AI companion for talking through everyday emotional difficulties such as stress, relationships, big decisions and spiralling thoughts. The company calls it a thought companion and states plainly that it is neither a licensed therapist nor a medical service, and that it does not diagnose or treat. In conversation Abby keeps a memory of what a user has shared, links new messages to earlier ones, asks follow-up questions and sends check-ins. Users can shape its manner by choosing a persona, such as an empathetic friend, a structured professional or a tough coach, and by setting how long and how direct its replies are. Chat is available by text or voice in 88 languages on iOS, Android and the web. When someone wants clinical care, Abby offers free matching with a licensed human therapist from its network. An enterprise version is offered to companies, universities and healthcare systems.
Key Features
Conversation Memory
Retains details from past chats and connects them to what you say later, including recurring patterns.
Custom Persona
Lets you select a style such as empathetic friend, problem-solver or tough coach, and adjust tone and reply length.
Proactive Check-Ins
Sends messages daily or at moments that matter instead of waiting for you to open the app.
Voice Mode
Allows a spoken conversation for times when typing is not convenient.
88 Languages
Holds a conversation in the language you prefer and follows when you switch between languages.
Therapist Matching
Uses what it has learned about your needs and schedule to suggest a licensed therapist, at no charge.
Use Cases
- Untangling a Stressful Day
- Talk through work pressure late at night when nobody else is available.
- Thinking Over a Decision
- Use the follow-up questions to clarify what is holding a choice back.
- Between Therapy Sessions
- Organise thoughts before an appointment with a human therapist.
- Finding a Therapist
- Get matched with a licensed clinician whose specialism and availability fit.
- Employee Support Programmes
- Offer staff or students a private first point of contact that can route them to human care.
Things to know
- Not medical care
- The site states that Abby is not a licensed therapist or medical service, is not for diagnosis or treatment, and does not replace professional care.
- Crisis situations
- Anyone in crisis or considering self-harm is directed to the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline or 911 rather than to the app.
- AI can be wrong
- The footer reminds users that Abby is software rather than a person and that its replies may contain errors.
- Illustrative examples
- The site says the conversations and therapist match examples it displays are illustrative.
FAQs
What is Abby?
Abby is an AI-based mental health companion that chats about everyday emotional challenges and can match users with licensed human therapists.
Is Abby a therapist?
No. Abby's site says it holds no license as a therapist, psychologist or psychiatrist, does not diagnose or treat, and cannot stand in for professional care.
Is Abby free?
Abby's first conversation is free with no credit card, and therapist matching is free. To continue chatting you choose a plan, each of which begins with seven days free.
How much does Abby cost?
Abby's home page does not list plan prices. It states that plans begin with a 7-day free trial; check the official site or app for current pricing.
Does Abby work on mobile?
Yes. Abby is available on iOS and Android as well as on the web.
Is what I tell Abby private?
Abby states that conversations are private, that nothing is passed on unless the user decides to share it, and that employers never see them.
What languages does Abby support?
Abby says it speaks 88 languages and can follow a user who switches language in the middle of a conversation.
What should I do in a crisis?
Abby is not a crisis service. Its site directs anyone in crisis or thinking about self-harm to call or text 988 in the US, or to dial 911.
Who it's for
- Adults managing everyday stress
- People considering therapy
- Therapy clients between sessions
- Employers and universities
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