No. Aiberry does not replace counseling or therapy. It serves as an early, supportive touchpoint—helping individuals understand what they’re experiencing and guiding them toward appropriate resources, such as counseling or clinical care, when needed.

Aiberry is designed for organizations supporting people across education, workplace, and clinical settings. It is especially effective for individuals who may not yet be ready to talk to someone but could benefit from a private, guided check-in.

Users receive personalized insights that help them make sense of their responses, along with relevant resources and suggested next steps based on the support options available through their organization.

Aiberry is built with privacy and security at its core. Data is protected using industry-standard safeguards, and non-clinical organizations receive only aggregated, de-identified insights—never individual-level responses.

Organizations receive aggregated dashboards showing trends such as usage, screening types, and overall risk levels. These insights help inform planning and identify gaps without compromising individual privacy.

Most organizations can get started quickly with minimal effort. Once your customized link and resources are configured—typically within a few business days—Aiberry is ready to share, with no complex integrations or training required.