No quotes about life. You talk to it in the evening, it connects the dots, and in the morning it tells you what it noticed. Don't take our word for it. Meet it:
One insight written for you and one concrete action at your level. Not “you got this”, but something you actually do today.
Two minutes about your day. It doesn't have to be pretty, it has to be yours. Kibo keeps every line.
Your psychological profile rewrites itself, you level up, and the evenings you wrote add up to a portrait you recognize yourself in.
Most people know exactly what's holding them back. And they still don't move. Not from lack of information, but because nobody holds up the mirror every single day.
The mechanics are simple. At night you give Kibo two minutes: what weighed on you, what worked. It ties that to everything it already knows about you. In the morning you get one thing to do, chosen for you, not a quote about life. That loop, repeated for thirty days, is the whole secret.
And the change is something you see: your psychological portrait rewrites itself week by week, and small real-world challenges pull you out of your patterns right where they live, in your day.
Try Kibo with no email, no name. An account only comes in when you want to keep your progress.
Everything you write is encrypted in transit and stored encrypted. Your reflections are not lying around in plain text.
Full export or permanent deletion, any time, straight from Settings. No emails, no requests, no waiting.
Kibo lives off subscriptions, not off your data. We don't sell it, we don't share it, we don't advertise on it.
Not for diagnoses, not for crises. For your everyday mental health, as training. And it works great alongside therapy, not instead of it.
Thoughts spin at night and the analysis never ends. Kibo pulls you out of the loop with questions that lead somewhere, not another theory about you.
Not a crisis, but the small fear that eats your day: the unread email, the postponed conversation. You learn what starts it and what stops it, in small steps.
You please everyone and pay for it at night, with exhaustion and resentment. Kibo shows you the pattern when it repeats and helps you set the first boundary.
You work a lot and feel little. You rebuild energy in small, concrete steps that fit inside a tired day.
You measure your worth in what you produce and it is never enough. Your portrait shows you who you are becoming, not just what you check off.
Until you can afford a therapist or make up your mind, you have a place to work on yourself every day. And if you are already in therapy, Kibo keeps the rhythm between sessions.
The app is finished and in review at Apple right now. Launch is a matter of days, not months. The early access list gets the first invites.
No. Kibo doesn't replace a human psychologist and doesn't diagnose. It's daily training for your mind. If you're going through a crisis, please seek professional help (see the note at the bottom of this page).
Only what you tell it. From your conversations and evening reflections it builds your psychological portrait. You can see it any time in the app, and delete it any time too.
7 days free, then a monthly subscription that costs about as much as one traditional session.
Yes. Kibo starts in guest mode, no email needed. You create an account only when you want your progress synced and safe.
In the evening you write down what you noticed about yourself. Kibo remembers, connects the patterns, and next morning gives you a direction built on what it learned.
iPhone first, the moment Apple approves it. Android comes later.
The question is whether anything is waiting for it. Kibo learns to wait for you: with what you told it last night, with the pattern it noticed, with one small step for today.