Start where you are.
The product begins with how things feel, then makes room for words. You can choose listening, a different perspective, or practical help. There is no correct sequence to finish.
IrisSelf-reflection / In development for iPhone
A little room to be yourself.
Begin with a check-in. Choose listening, perspective, or something practical to try. Keep a conversation when you want to return to it.
Not yet on the App Store. A preview is available on the official website.
See it in action.
Drag the slider. Iris responds to every position. Nothing is saved.
01Check in
Move Iris toward the cloud that feels closest. It does not have to be exact.
02What would help right now?
Something happened. Help me slow down. Help me understand this. I want to reflect. Each one opens a different first question.
03Your choice
Bookmark a conversation to return to it. Separately, decide whether Iris may remember anything at all.
How are you feeling, Sam?
Take your time. A quick emotional temperature check is enough.
How does this moment feel?
Move Iris toward the cloud that feels closest. It doesn’t have to be exact.
1/3Start with a feeling, not a form.
Interactive recreation of Iris using the app’s own artwork. No writing, mood, or data leaves this page.
Your paceno sequence to complete
Your choicelistening or perspective
In developmentfor iPhone
How it works
Return to what helps.
Bookmark a conversation to reopen it later. Saving a conversation and permitting future recall are separate choices. The official guide describes controls for reviewing, exporting, and deleting information.
A companion with boundaries.
Iris is for reflection, not clinical care. AI conversation processing is optional in the app. Visit the official website for its privacy approach and the latest public availability information.
Engineering perspective
Give the person control of the pace.
Iris’s public product guide separates choosing support, saving a conversation, and allowing future recall. These are distinct decisions, not one blanket preference.
Choose a starting point
A check-in helps the person begin without perfect words.
Choose the kind of help
Listening, perspective, and practical help shape the conversation.
Keep what is useful
Saved conversations can be reopened or removed.
Good to know
Before you begin.
For self-reflection and wellness. Not therapy, diagnosis, treatment, or emergency support. Public iPhone availability is being prepared.