Wysa

Wysa is an AI mental health platform designed for enterprises, governments, and health systems that need to scale psychological support without sacrificing safety or clinical credibility. It offers anonymous, 24/7 access to CBT-based self-help conversations, guided referrals to professional care, and between-session support that keeps people engaged in ongoing treatment. The platform is built around human-in-the-loop oversight, meaning its AI never makes decisions autonomously. Instead, it provides explainable, defensible support that integrates into existing care models, from employer wellness programs to primary care collaborations and physical therapy pathways. Wysa's recent moves show a focus on expanding beyond traditional mental health apps. In 2025, it acquired Kins, a physical therapy provider, to bridge mental and physical health, and it secured a £5.3 million Wellcome Trust grant to adapt its interventions for adolescent girls in rural India—delivered through programs like Dreamkit, which combines physical workbooks with digital tools in Marathi. In 2026, Wysa launched multilingual support, making its platform accessible to non-English speakers globally. It already powers mindline.sg, one of Singapore's first digital mental health platforms, which was cited in Singapore's Parliament as a model for youth mental health support. The evidence base is a core differentiator. Wysa cites 45+ peer-reviewed publications, including a JMIR study showing that users with AI support between coaching sessions were nearly three times more likely to complete their coaching program. The platform reports 11 million lives covered across 105 countries, 1 billion AI conversations, and a 33% reduction in lost-time days for employers. This data-centric approach helps organizations demonstrate return on investment and meet regulatory or funding requirements. Compared to standalone consumer chatbots like Woebot or Youper, Wysa positions itself as a safety-first,