MindTalk: Someone to talk to

About MindTalk: Someone to talk to

Some things are too heavy to carry alone and too awkward to say out loud.
MindTalk is where you can put them down, at any hour.

[Pick one of six]
Each one answers differently. Go to whoever fits the day.

Sua, a warm older sister who listens to the end
Junho, a dependable older brother who cheers you up
Jiwoo, a friend your age who just gets it
Haru, a grandmother who takes you exactly as you are
Minseo, a senior who walked this road a year ago
Luna, an AI that never pretends to be human, and never tires

Whether they speak casually or politely is yours to set.

[Mood diary]
Pick how today felt out of five, tag the emotion that came closest, and write down whatever you
want to keep. One line is enough.
Tap any day on the calendar to read that entry again.

[Mood report]
See seven and thirty days as a graph. The emotions that came up most are gathered in one place,
and your week is pulled into a short summary.
After a few days, patterns show up that you had not noticed yourself.

[No sign up]
No email, no phone number, no real name. A nickname is all it takes to start.
Conversations and diary entries stay on this phone.
You can erase all of it from settings at any time, and what you erase does not come back.

[Same time every day]
Set the reminder time yourself. The wording is a little different each time.
Turn it off if you would rather not have it.

[Easy on the eyes]
Choose light, dark, or follow the system setting.

[When things get heavy]
If a conversation sounds like you are struggling, professional helplines come up alongside it:
1393 for suicide prevention and 1388 for youth counselling, both in Korea.
They are free, and you do not have to give your name.

[Please note]
MindTalk is a conversation app that listens. It does not replace professional counselling or
treatment, and it gives no medical or legal advice.
Messages are sent to Google's Gemini model to generate a reply, and this app does not keep them
on a server of its own.
Under 14 requires a guardian's consent.
The app is free to use, and ads appear on some screens.

To get in touch, open Settings, then Support, then Contact us inside the app.