An independent, private, secure place for AI conversations.
Confidants is built by an independent studio and reviewed by clinicians. Here is who built it, why it exists, and what it is and is not.
Why I built Confidants
I built Confidants because I needed something to help me through a hard stretch, when I couldn't say what I was thinking to the people closest to me. I wanted a place in between. Somewhere to sort things out before I brought them to anyone. Confidants is what I wish I'd had.
I use it constantly now, and I'm always finding ways to make it better. It's helped me. I hope it helps you too.
I want to build the best possible product for you, and I can't do that without you. There's a feedback button in settings. Use it to tell me what would make Confidants better. It genuinely shapes what comes next.
What Confidants is
Confidants is a private, secure place for AI conversations. You talk to a confidant, and it's kept as a record you can pull up later. You can create multiple confidants for different parts of your life, each with a personality that suits how you want it to talk back.
Every prompt, every personality definition, and every safety guideline in the app is reviewed by a board of licensed mental health professionals. Their role is design-oriented and non-clinical.
What Confidants is not
Confidants is not therapy. It is not a substitute for a relationship with a licensed clinician. It does not diagnose, treat, or cure any condition. If you are in crisis, please contact a professional or emergency service in your area.
The clinicians who advise this project do not provide care to users through the app. They review the design from a clinical perspective so it responds well in sensitive moments.
Who built it
Confidants is built and operated by Wayne Studios LLC, a Texas company founded and run by Nolan Wayne. It's independent, built without venture capital, shaped by user feedback and clinical review.
Questions, feedback, or anything else, reach out at hello@createconfidants.com.
Thanks for being here,
Nolan