Asha Join the beta
Free early access on Android

A quiet place to check in with yourself.

Asha is your AI wellbeing buddy. Talk through your day, notice how you're really doing, and look back on what's been on your mind, all on your phone and nowhere else.

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No accountNo ads or trackingWorks offline
Asha chat screen: Asha asks how you are feeling and responds kindly to 'I'm feeling a bit low'
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Private by design

Your thoughts never leave your phone.

Asha's AI runs on your device. There is no server reading your conversations, because we don't have one.

On-device AI

The language model lives on your phone. Your words are processed there and stay there.

No cloud, no account

No sign-up, no email, no profile. Nothing to leak, nothing to sell.

No ads or analytics

We don't track how you use Asha. Your check-ins are yours alone.

Delete anytime

Clear the app's data or uninstall, and everything is gone for good.

What Asha does

Small moments of reflection, every week.

Asha doesn't try to fix you. It gives you space to notice, name and look back on how you feel.

Talk it through

A gentle companion, whenever you need one

Had a rough day? Can't stop replaying an argument? Tell Asha. It listens, asks thoughtful questions and helps you untangle what you're feeling, at 2 am or 2 pm.

YouCouldn't sleep last night because I kept replaying a conversation with a friend.
AshaThat sounds exhausting. Replaying a conversation can keep your mind busy long after it's over. What part of it kept coming back to you?
Check in

Notice patterns before they pile up

A 30-second weekly pulse and a monthly check-in help you reflect on stress, anxiety, burnout and loneliness. Asha brings them together into a simple wellness score, a personal guide for self-reflection rather than a clinical measure.

  • Weekly pulse in about 30 seconds
  • Calendar of your check-ins and chats
  • See how you've been trending
Asha check-in screen showing a wellness score ring with burnout, anxiety, loneliness and stress levels
Journal

A journal that writes itself

After you talk, Asha summarises the conversation: what happened, how you felt, and what you were thinking. Over time it becomes a gentle record of your weeks.

ThursdayFeedback after the masterclassFelt: unsureGot feedback that stung, but found one useful thing to work on.
SaturdayRedoing the reportFelt: frustratedThree days of work needs a redo. Planning to ask for clearer specs.
SundayA slower dayFelt: calmTook a walk and called home. Feeling lighter.
Built for real life

Works offline, without data costs

Download the AI model once, and Asha works anywhere: on the metro, in a dead zone, or in flight mode. Gentle reminders help you keep the habit, and you can turn them off anytime.

One-time downloadThe AI model downloads once, then you're set
Fully offline after thatNo internet needed to talk or check in
Gentle remindersScheduled on your phone, easy to switch off
Get Asha

Join the free Android beta

Asha is in early access on Google Play. It takes about two minutes.

Join the tester group

Open the group on your phone, signed in with the Gmail account you use for the Play Store, and tap Join group.

Open the group

Become a tester

Wait a few minutes, then open the testing page and tap Become a tester.

Become a tester

Install from Google Play

Install Asha like any other app. Open it once on Wi-Fi so it can download its AI model.

Open in Google Play
QR code linking to the Asha beta tester group

On a computer? Scan with your phone.

The QR code opens the tester group. Or type this link on your phone:

groups.google.com/g/asha-beta

Seeing "not available"? Make sure you're signed in with the same Gmail you used to join, and try again after a few minutes.

Questions

Frequently asked

Is Asha really private?

Yes. Asha's AI runs entirely on your phone. Your check-ins and conversations are stored only in the app's private storage on your device. We don't run a server that receives them, and there's no account to link them to.

Is Asha free?

Yes, Asha is free during the beta.

Is Asha a replacement for therapy?

No. Asha is a self-care and reflection tool. It does not diagnose or treat any condition, and it is not a crisis service. If you're struggling, please reach out to a mental-health professional or a helpline.

Which phones does Asha work on?

Asha is available for Android through Google Play's beta program. An iPhone version isn't available yet.

How do I delete my data?

Clear Asha's app data in your phone's settings, or uninstall the app. Everything is removed from your device, and we never had a copy.

Who is Asha for?

Adults aged 18 and over who want a private, judgement-free space to reflect on how they're doing.

Need help right now?

Asha is not an emergency or crisis service. If you are in distress or thinking about harming yourself, please call a helpline. You don't have to go through it alone.

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