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Free 2-week pilot: SMS check-ins + AI-4U support navigation, up to 10 staff

No app to download. Live within 24 hours. Kevin replies within one business day.

SMS check-ins and AI-4U support navigation are included.

We use your details to set up and follow up your pilot. Please don’t include health information. The pilot includes SMS check-ins and AI-4U support navigation, for up to 10 staff.

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WellbeingSolutions

AI-4U: an AI tool to help you find support

Need help right now?

New Zealand: Emergency call 111. Need to talk? Free call or text 1737, any time. Don't wait for an AI reply.

Australia: Emergency call 000. Lifeline 13 11 14, any time.

A navigational tool that guides you to NZ helplines and professional support, through online chat you can type in or listen to. Confidential, except where someone’s safety is at risk.

Before you start

AI-4U is an AI navigational tool. It guides people to support. It is not a psychologist, counsellor, doctor or crisis service. It can't diagnose anything or give medical advice, and it can get things wrong. For decisions about your health, please talk to a qualified professional.

AI-4U does not diagnose or treat, and it is not an emergency service. If you are in danger, New Zealand: call 111. Australia: call 000.

AI-4U can guide people to their organisation’s own support, or 1737 after hours.

What happens to your conversation

Who can use AI-4U

AI-4U is free online web chat for people in New Zealand, with no app or login.

Getting the most from AI-4U

Not sure where to start? You could ask AI-4U to:

  1. Talk through a stressful day: "I've had a rough day at work. Can you help me unpack it?"
  2. Help with sleep and energy: "I'm not sleeping well. What simple things could I try?"
  3. Prepare for a hard conversation: "Help me plan what to say to my manager about my workload."
  4. Find local support: "What support services are near me in [your town]?"
  5. Point you to a professional: "How do I reach my EAP or a registered psychologist?"
  6. Make a simple plan: "Help me make a plan for the week that looks after my wellbeing."