Opening this Diwali

For wellbeing professionals and the people they work with.

meCove: one platform, both sides of the session.

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Stay close to your clients' week, without being on call.

Start with a client, free One client seat, free for life.
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Your client sends a short Session Bridge before you meet. You both walk in on the same page.

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A quiet place for what's on your mind. meCove replies once, then leaves you be.

No professional? Use meCove on your own.

For wellbeing professionals

Arrive knowing where to begin.

A Session Bridge — their words, approved by them — in your browser the day before you meet. Beside it, notes only you can see. Invite a client on WhatsApp; they join free.

Start with a client, free
  • Continuity you do not have to reconstruct. What a client shared stays with the engagement, alongside your own private notes, which only you can see.
  • A direction for the work. You set what you are working on together and up to three things to try. meCove asks the client how those are going and shows you their answer, in the words they chose.
  • A nudge when it helps. One a day per client, never in the night hours.
  • The free client seat is a real seat. The client on it gets everything, not a cut-down version. Add more seats when your practice grows.
  • You never browse a client’s writing. Their entries are never open to you, and neither is the reflection they keep for themselves.

meCove for professionals runs in your browser — nothing to install. Seats are arranged with us rather than bought online, and a person checks every new wellbeing professional's account before it goes live.

Across the gap

One week, seen from both sides.

The same week, as the client wrote it and as the professional receives it.

What the professional sees

What Priya wrote

  1. Step 1. The professional sends a WhatsApp invite. The client installs the app, free, no card.

  2. Step 2. The client writes when something happens, not on a schedule. Some weeks, nothing at all.

  3. Step 3. The day before they meet, the client reads the bridge line by line and removes anything they want kept.

  4. Step 4. The professional opens it in their browser. Only what was sent, nothing else, ever.

If you see a wellbeing professional

Say it while it is still fresh. It will be there when you need it.

The thing you wanted to bring up on Tuesday is usually gone by Friday. Write it the moment it comes up; meCove keeps it, replies once, gently, and shows you over time what keeps coming back.

  • A few lines at 11pm on the way home. One reply, no follow-up, no streak to keep.
  • Three weeks later the app shows you: this is the fourth time you have mentioned your mother.
  • Sunday night, your week read back to you. Lighter days float, heavier days sit lower.

No professional? You can use meCove on your own.

What you keep

Your words stay yours. That is the whole design.

  • Your words, not a summary of them.

    Every quoted line in a bridge is exactly what you wrote. Nothing is diagnosed and no clinical judgement is made.

  • Approved before it leaves.

    Nothing reaches your professional until you have read it and chosen to send it.

  • Taken back whenever you choose.

    A bridge can be withdrawn after it is sent. Your entries were never theirs to keep.

On iPhone and Android for clients, in the browser for professionals. Built in India, for people in India.

Built in Pune by LETS ATTUNE PRIVATE LIMITED. Your writing is encrypted, stored in India, and deleted when you ask. For adults, 18 and over.

What meCove is not

meCove is not therapy, not a doctor, and not an emergency service. It does not diagnose and it does not give advice. If something feels unsafe, please reach someone who can help in person.

Opening this Diwali, in your browser and as an app for your clients.

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