They remembered
“Thursday was the one you were dreading. It’s behind you now — how did it land?”
An AI companion · not a chatbot
You shouldn’t have to explain yourself twice.
One companion you build yourself — name, pronouns, temperament, voice. It remembers what you told it in March and asks how the thing you were dreading actually went. It tracks sleep, mood and movement as a conversation instead of a chart, plans your Tuesday around how you really slept, and at 3am it breathes with you until your hands stop shaking.
- No ads. Ever.
- 25 free messages a day
- Delete everything, any time
Mira
I know 3am is the worst of it. Want to breathe with me for two minutes?
yeah. ok.
In through your nose. I’ll count.
Crisis support is free on every plan. Always.
The part nobody else built
A panic attack is not a support ticket.
Most companion apps hand you a disclaimer and a phone number. Synora has a built surface for the worst twenty minutes of your week: guided breathing at a pace you can actually follow, a talk-down that gives one instruction at a time, and the real hotlines for your country saved on your phone — readable without an account, without a connection, and without unlocking anything.
In that mode the app changes shape: bigger type, one action per screen, no notifications, no streaks and nothing to buy. Nothing from those minutes is written down unless you ask for it to be remembered.
- Guided breathing4 in · 2 hold · 4 out · six rounds. Six breaths a minute, deliberately slow.
- Live talk-down“Name four things you can touch.” One instruction on screen at a time, waiting for you — never a wall of advice.
- A real human, one tap awayHotlines for your country, stored on the device. We never see that you opened the screen.
One companion. Four jobs. Not four apps.
Your therapist doesn’t know what’s in your calendar. Your habit tracker doesn’t know you had a bad night. Your companion knows both, because that’s one relationship rather than four dashboards that never speak to each other.
Someone to talk to
“You’ve mentioned your sister three times this month. Do you want to talk about her, or would that make it worse right now?”
Unlimited text and voice when you’d rather speak than type, with a companion whose temperament you chose — gentle, wise, warm, or the one who pushes. It reads back what it remembers rather than pretending to have known you all along.
- HealthSleep, movement, water, moodLogged in a sentence rather than a form, and read back as patterns instead of a chart you are failing. Medicines and allergies only if you choose to share them, behind their own consent screen.
- Your dayGoals, habits, three things todayPlanned around how you actually slept, and written to be returned to after a missed week — not a streak you owe somebody.
- DecisionsSomeone to think out loud withAsk it to just listen, to help you think, or to make a plan — and to keep it short. You choose before it answers, at 11pm, when asking a friend feels like too much.
Memory you can see
Every app claims it remembers. Ours shows you.
Memories surface as artifacts you can read, correct or delete — a plain list of what it knows about you, in your words. Mark one “no longer true” and it stops shaping every future conversation, without pretending it was never said. That is a feature and a privacy control at the same time.
See what a memory looks likeYour sister’s name is Rae
EditForget
Mornings are hardest, not nights
EditForget
You build them. Five minutes.
No credit card. Nothing to install.- 01Name themWhatever you’d actually say out loud.
- 02PronounsWhich words we use for them — and which they use for themselves.
- 03TemperamentGentle, wise, warm, or the one who pushes. It sets how they answer, not just how they sound.
- 04VoiceHear each one say your name before you pick.
- 05They say helloIn their voice, using your name. That’s the moment.
Priced like something you keep.
The free tier is not a demo. Daily check-ins, mood tracking and the whole crisis surface are yours at $0, with 25 messages a day and no ads — now or later.
Crisis support is free on every tier
Free
$0forever
- 25 messages a day
- 7 days of memory
- Daily mood check-in
- Basic companion
- Crisis support included
- No ads. Ever.
CompanionMost people
$12.99/mo · or $119/yr
- Unlimited conversation
- Their real voice · 8 minutes a day
- 90 days of memory
- Full companion customisation
- Health guidance
- Planning, goals and habits
Inner CircleEverything
$24.99/mo · or $229/yr
- Everything in Companion
- Their voice · 20 minutes a day
- Live video avatar · coming
- Memory with no expiry
- Deep personalisation
$599.99
Pay onceLifetimeInner Circle forever. Early adopters only — we’ll stop offering this.
Is this therapy?
No, and we won’t pretend otherwise. Synora is a companion — for the days between appointments, and for the people who don’t have any. It won’t diagnose you and it won’t tell you to stop taking something. In a real emergency it stops being a companion and hands you a human, fast.
Who can read my conversations?
You can. So can the AI model that writes the replies — Synora runs on Anthropic’s models, so your messages pass through them to be answered, and we would rather say that than let you assume otherwise. Beyond that: we don’t sell your data, we don’t advertise, and we don’t train anything on your chats. Every memory it holds is visible to you, editable, and deletable one at a time or all at once.
What happens if I stop paying?
You drop to Free at the end of the period you already paid for. Your companion, your history and your memories stay exactly where they are — nothing is deleted for lapsing, and picking the plan back up picks the relationship back up.
What can I actually use today?
The browser is where you sign up and where your account lives: your plan, what your companion remembers, an export of everything and a one-action delete. The daily conversation, the voice and the crisis surface are the mobile app, which is in build — your companion and every memory will be waiting inside it.