Wysa is an AI-supported behavioral health platform that gives people anonymous, always-available conversations for emotional wellbeing, backed by human oversight in every care pathway. It offers CBT-based support that can work as self-help, as a guided referral step, or as care between therapy and coaching sessions. Organizations can deploy it for employees, patients or plan members, and Wysa reports more than 6 million users across 105 countries and over 45 peer-reviewed publications.
Several audiences use it. Individuals who want a judgment-free place to talk without booking an appointment can use it at any hour. Employers and HR teams use it as a workplace wellbeing benefit. Health systems, insurers and payors bring it in to extend behavioral health capacity and lower drop-off from care programs. Primary care practices running the Collaborative Care Model can pair it with April Health, and physical therapy providers can combine it with Kins, which is now part of Wysa. Clinicians and care coordinators stay in the loop rather than being replaced.
Typical scenarios include a health plan offering instant support to members on a therapy waitlist, an employer rolling out confidential wellbeing help to staff across countries, and a coaching program adding AI support between sessions. A peer-reviewed study of 1,213 users found those with app access between coaching sessions were nearly three times more likely to complete their program. Public health programs also use it: Wysa powers mindline.sg in Singapore with 24/7 CBT-based support and has launched Dreamkit, a mix of physical workbooks and digital tools for adolescent girls in rural India, delivered in Marathi.
