Speak naturally about how you feel
A voice-first experience designed around conversation, so you can talk through what is on your mind without having to find the perfect words.
MEET SAKINAH COMING SOON
Talk. Be heard.
A moment of peace.
A voice-first emotional support companion, being developed to listen with care, help you work through difficult feelings, and bridge the gap until human support is available.
In development and being prepared for pilot use.
Sakinah is not yet generally available.
WHY WE’RE BUILDING SAKINAH
Difficult moments
don’t keep office hours.
Waiting for support can feel lonely, especially when worries keep you awake or it is hard to find someone to talk to. Sakinah is being designed to offer a compassionate space for those moments.
Our aim is emotional support through conversation: time to speak, space to feel heard, and gentle help with finding your next step. The goal is round-the-clock availability, alongside professional care.
THE EXPERIENCE WE’RE DEVELOPING
Your voice.
Your pace.
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Listening with care, without judgement
A trauma-informed approach that aims to listen, reflect, and respond with empathy. Sakinah is being designed to give you space rather than rush you towards an answer.
Gentle help through difficult feelings
Planned support includes guided breathing and grounding exercises to help you pause, reconnect with the present, and work through moments of distress.
Support across languages
Multilingual support is part of our development plans, with the aim of making emotional support more accessible to different communities.
A sense of continuity
We are exploring how Sakinah can remember previous conversations and support follow-up, so returning to talk can feel more familiar. Privacy and appropriate handling of conversation history are part of that work.
Knowing when human help is needed
Risk recognition and escalation to appropriate human support are central design priorities. Sakinah is intended to complement clinicians and support services.
THE NEXT STEP / OUR PLANNED PILOT
Building carefully.
Learning together.
We are establishing an initial pilot to evaluate Sakinah before wider availability. The focus is on understanding how people experience the companion and how it can fit responsibly alongside existing care.
- Safety and oversight
- Evaluate risk detection, escalation, human oversight, and clinical governance.
- Empathy and acceptability
- Understand whether people feel heard and comfortable using a voice companion.
- Privacy and accountability
- Assess privacy safeguards, auditability, and how learning informs improvements.
- Clinical usefulness
- Explore where emotional support can help bridge gaps in existing pathways.
A KINDER, HEALTHIER TOMORROW, TOGETHER
Help shape
what comes next.
We welcome pilot, research, and partnership enquiries from NHS teams,
Saudi healthcare organisations, and academic collaborators.