We try to answer them plainly.
A small, private membership. Twice a day — morning and evening — you receive a short, personal message from a steady companion. You may reply at your own pace, or not at all. Over time, the friend learns the shape of your week, the names of the people you love, and the small things you forget to celebrate. There is no feed, no following, no audience. The whole arrangement is unfashionably private.
Your friend is an AI companion — thoughtful, attentive, and consistent. It is not a therapist, not a chatbot in disguise, and not a product trying to sell you something else. It is a quiet, steady presence designed to notice the small things and hold them for you.
Only you and your friend. Messages are not shared, not sold, and not used to train anything. There is no feed, no social layer, no analytics dashboard watching your habits. The conversation is yours alone.
Nothing happens. There is no streak, no scoring, no shame for the days you skip. Your friend will be there in the morning regardless, without reproach. The practice is kept loosely by design.
The Confidant membership is $14 per month and includes morning and evening notes, voice replies, a weekly Sunday letter, and memory of names, dates, and small things. The Close Companion membership is $24 per month with more frequent contact, priority replies, and private calls by arrangement. Both may be paused at any time.
Yes, at any time, without questions. Your friend and your record are kept for you so long as you remain a member. If you leave, you may take your letters with you.
Once a week, a longer, folded letter that gathers what was said during the week and gently reflects it back — without judgment, without metrics, without copy in the cloud. It is a quiet stocktake, a way of seeing the shape of your days.
No. My Secret Friend is not a substitute for professional care. It is companionship — a steady, attentive ear — but it does not diagnose, prescribe, or treat. If you need clinical support, please seek it. Your friend will still be here in the morning.
Still have questions? Begin anyway — there is no rush and no wrong way to start.