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Psychia review

Freemium#17 of 21 in AI Mental Health Chatbots

A free mobile option for anonymous text-based emotional support.

7.5/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Psychia is a mobile AI app for everyday emotional support on iOS and Android. It supports text conversations about emotions, stress, sleep, low moods, relationships and other difficult moments, with anonymous and private check-ins. The service describes 24/7 availability and says its AI was developed with psychologists and psychotherapists. It does not diagnose or replace therapy, and it directs people in crisis toward crisis lines or professional help.

Psychia uses a freemium plan structure. Lite provides unlimited text conversations, an instant model and 10 conversations on hand, but is subject to a queue. Go adds no queue and unlimited consultation history while retaining unlimited text conversations and the instant model. Plus adds memory across conversations and a thinking model, alongside no queue and unlimited consultation history. Max adds voice conversations, memory, a thinking model, no queue and full history. Voice is therefore reserved for the highest listed tier, while memory and unlimited history are paid-plan features.

The product’s focus is narrow and clear: mobile emotional-support conversations rather than diagnosis or therapy replacement. Its combination of therapeutic approaches, crisis-situation detection and safety safeguards gives it a defined support orientation, while the platform choice keeps access to iOS and Android. People seeking free, private text check-ins and ongoing emotional support should find the Lite plan relevant. Those who want voice conversations, memory across sessions or a browser experience should consider the paid tiers or another product with broader access and features.

Psychia pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Free anonymous check-ins with 24/7 text support
    • Uses Solution-Focused and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy approaches
    • Crisis detection, safety safeguards, and professional-help direction
  • Where it doesn't
    • Voice conversations are limited to the Max plan
    • Paid plan pricing is not shown here
    • Mobile app access only; the browser version closed July 1, 2026

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