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Building the infrastructure to measure mental health

Caire reads your check-ins and the health data you choose to share. It measures how you are doing against your own baseline, shows what may be affecting it and suggests practical changes to try. Caire does not diagnose or treat. Our mission is mental health infrastructure for every individual.

Understand a change and act on it

Caire brings together the health signals, daily check-ins and reflections you choose to share. It shows patterns against your personal baseline, suggests a relevant behavioural intervention and helps you follow what changes afterwards.

You can talk things through with Caire in the app. Its AI chat uses your scores and recent check-ins for context, with practical next steps including breathing, grounding, mindfulness and journalling. For ongoing strain or significant concerns, it encourages professional support.

A place in everyday life

A short check-in gives people a simple reason to return and understand how they are doing, before they decide they need formal care. This is how we aim to make support approachable for more people, alongside existing care and employee assistance programmes.

Where medicine meets computation

Our founders met at Imperial College London while one was in medical school and the other was starting his PhD in computational acceleration in high energy physics, working with CERN. The medical founder went on to practise across psychiatry and acute medicine.

That combination shapes our work: understanding the person behind the signals, making sense of complex data and turning insight into a useful next step.

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FAQ

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How Caire fits into everyday life and the support it offers. Still have questions? Request a demo.

What happens after Caire measures mental health?

Caire explains patterns in the data you choose to share, recommends practical interventions and helps you follow changes over time. You can talk to its AI chat in the app, with your scores and recent check-ins providing context. Next steps include breathing, grounding, mindfulness, journalling and professional support when appropriate.

Who is Caire for, and how does it fit into daily life?

Caire is being built to help individuals. Short daily check-ins and optional health connections offer a simple way to understand changes and explore support before a problem feels serious. No wearable is required.

Does Caire replace an EAP or a clinician?

Caire can complement an employee assistance programme with everyday insight and practical support. It encourages professional help for ongoing or significant concerns, but does not diagnose conditions, match people with clinicians or book appointments.

What happens if someone needs crisis support?

If the chat detects language suggesting a crisis, Caire brings local crisis and emergency contacts to the foreground. Detection can miss a crisis. Caire cannot call services or contact someone on your behalf and does not replace emergency services. If you are in immediate danger, contact your local emergency service.

Can my employer see my personal data?

Your employer does not see your individual scores, chats or health data. You choose which sources to connect. Reporting to partner organisations uses group figures, subject to privacy safeguards. Our privacy policy explains access, retention and account deletion.