A production parent–teen PWA built for prevention and de-escalation—not clinical diagnosis. Families start with a free entry check-up; deeper AI support and mediation are available when they are ready.
Fund demo. Sign in with Google or email on teenology.care — full Companion access (AI chat, Family Bridge, free check-up) activates automatically for 30 days. No promo code. After activation, tap Go to chat in the app or start the free relationship check-up.
The default onboarding path is a short, structured prevention check-up—not clinical diagnosis and not open-ended chat.
After a few guided questions, the family receives an express map of the situation, a Relationship Pulse and Resource Battery (three plain-language states, not scored rankings), attention zones, and one actionable step for today.
This is positioned clearly as prevention guidance, not a medical or psychiatric diagnosis.
Teenology is positioned for families and teens as communication and de-escalation support. It does not replace licensed clinicians, school psychologists, child protective services, or emergency responders.
The product owner provides software with safety routing; human professionals and official services remain responsible for suicide risk, violence, abuse, and medical emergencies. In-app copy states that the AI companion is not a therapist and cannot guarantee safety.
When language crosses deterministic risk thresholds (self-harm, violence, acute danger), the LLM path is stopped and the user sees stabilization guidance plus locale-aware crisis lines (e.g. 112, child helplines, 988, Samaritans)—not continued AI counselling.
Structured micro-steps, phrase cards, and bounded chat—not psychotherapy, diagnosis, or treatment plans. Teens and parents use separate role-aware flows; Family Bridge does not relay private messages between parties.
Role-aware chat for parents or teens—not psychotherapy. Guided sessions now keep one current case/sprint focus: the assistant identifies the main problem, avoids generic reassurance and excessive empathy, and moves toward one concrete micro-step or ready phrase. Crisis language triggers human hotline routing, not open-ended AI counselling.
Invite the other side by link. Each person speaks with their own assistant instance. The product supports mediation goals—reducing blame, surfacing needs, suggesting bounded next steps—while Privacy Shield blocks quoting the other party’s messages across roles.
Structured observation log stored on the device. Entries stay local unless the user explicitly shares context with the AI layer.
Scenario-based phrase cards and micro-steps for parents and teens, including SOS blocks—available without network via the installed PWA.
On acute danger signals: stabilization copy and locale-aware emergency contacts (e.g. 112, child helplines, 988, Samaritans).
Free tools work with minimal data exchange. Deeper features require account sign-in; diary text is not uploaded by default.
Relationship Pulse and Resource Battery update from the initial check-up, follow-up chat sessions, and optional diary patterns—designed as continuous family outcomes, not a one-time quiz score.
Product analytics use categorized problem types and intervention patterns only; family chat content is not exported for territorial dashboards.
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