For clinics and organisations
Antara, for your people.
Antara is a wellbeing companion that people already take to. We work with clinics, employers, universities and public programmes who want to offer it to a defined group, with clear scope and honest expectations.
Who it is for
Four kinds of partner.
Between sessions
Offer clients something to use between appointments. Antara does not diagnose and does not replace the clinician.
Wellbeing programmes
A private place for people to slow down, with no performance score and nothing reported back about an individual by default.
Studies and evaluation
Pilots and studies on how a companion like this affects wellbeing. We would rather design it with you than around you.
Cohort pilots
A defined group, a defined period, and an agreed way to judge whether it helped.
How a pilot works
Small, written down, and honest.
We prefer a short pilot with a clear question over a big launch with a vague one.
- A first conversation. Who it is for, what you already offer, what worries you.
- Scope in writing. Who takes part, for how long, what is measured, and what data is shared with whom.
- The pilot. Your group uses Antara on their own phones, with our team on hand.
- A straight review. What helped, what did not, and whether to continue.
What we will tell you plainly
Where Antara stops.
No diagnosis, no treatment
Antara is a wellbeing companion. It does not diagnose, treat or replace professional care.
Helplines, not heroics
In a hard moment she shows country matched helplines and emergency numbers, and moves to a steadier way of talking. Your own crisis pathways stay in charge.
Tell us what you need
Antara is built for the person using it. If you need reporting or clinician facing tools, say so. It shapes what we build next.
Get in touch
Tell us who you are. We will take it from there.
Say who it is for, how many people and when. We aim to reply within a working day.
Antara is a product of Antara Innovations. If you are in crisis, do not email us. Contact your local emergency number or a crisis line.