a behavioral-health companion

an embr in the night.

warmth you can carry — warm enough for a person at 2am, rigorous enough for the clinic that prescribes it.

in a hard moment? call or text 988, anytime.

warmth you can carry.

the gap

one hour of therapy a week. then 167 hours alone.

the hard moments don’t wait for the appointment. embr is what holds the warmth in between — the same skills, the same voice, the moment they’re needed.

1

hour, in session

167

hours, between them

24/7

embr, in your pocket

the embr companion — a small knitted character with a glowing heart, at rest in a warm, dark room

meet the companion

small. warm.
always yours

a knitted little presence with a glowing heart — designed to feel kept, not downloaded.

it holds warmth between sessions. it doesn’t diagnose, and it doesn’t replace your care.

how it feels

for the hours that are hard.

still here

no rush. we can just sit for a minute — the quiet is allowed.

you’re not alone

this feels heavy. you don’t have to carry it by yourself tonight.

for the hard hours

a warm light to reach for — when the night feels longest.

reach for it
feel it lift
the quiet hours

the voice

a friend who remembers.

lowercase, warm, unhurried. it offers — it never lectures. and when a moment turns dark, the safest thing is always one tap away.

still here. no rush — we can just sit for a minute.
can’t sleep. brain won’t stop.
want to try the 4-7-8 breath together? i’ll count. in for four…
this feels heavy. you don’t have to carry it alone — 988 is one tap away, anytime.

see it live

the real thing, in your hand.

this isn’t a mockup — it’s embr, running. reach for a coping skill, feel the voice, see the 988 line that’s always one tap away.

free in early access · no card · here at 2am

EMBR · LIVE APP, RECORDED

for clinics

the same warmth, backed by the signal.

measurement-based care that happens in the flow of a conversation — PHQ-9 and GAD-7 captured in-session, outcomes you can actually export. extend your reach without adding staff.

167h

a week between sessions — the hours no clinician can cover

50%

of patients who miss an appointment drop out of care altogether

20%

of mental-health appointments are missed — twice the rate of other specialties

sources: missed-appointment and drop-out rates from Mitchell & Selmes, Advances in Psychiatric Treatment (2007). the 167-hour figure is arithmetic — a 168-hour week minus one clinical hour. embr is built to close this gap; your own outcomes are your own.

one brand, two faces

one warmth. held two ways.

for people

warm & human.

22 coping tools, a companion that remembers, and warmth in your pocket — for the quiet hours and the days it’s hard to reach for anything.

for clinics

measured & clear.

the same warmth, backed by the signal — dashboards, outcomes, exports. deploy in days, white-label to your brand.

stay warm.

the embr doesn’t blaze. it just refuses to go out. carry it with you.

free in early access. sign in with google or email — it’s here tonight.