At a glance
- Service
- Mate — AI emotional support conversation web service
- Price
- Free
- Signup / install
- No signup and no app install; runs in the browser
- Format
- 1:1 conversation with one of two fictional psychiatrist-counselor characters
- Languages
- Korean, English
- Data
- Messages are sent to an AI service to generate replies, and conversation history may be stored to operate the service.
- Operator
- ArcherLab (Hyungyu Jang)
Who it is for
- People who do not know where to start with something that has been hard lately
- People who want to put a feeling into words late at night or right after a conflict
- People who want to start an emotion journal through conversation
How to use it
- Open Mate and choose a character.
- Set your name or form of address if you like.
- Write one short scene or feeling that is on your mind and continue the conversation.
- Stop whenever it does not feel helpful, and reset the conversation history if you want to.
Features
- 1:1 conversation with two fictional psychiatrist-counselor characters
- A conversation flow aimed at sorting worries and checking in on feelings
- Korean and English
- Browser-based; nothing to install
Good to know
The characters are AI personas, not licensed clinicians. Mate does not provide counseling, diagnosis or treatment.
If you or someone else may be in danger, or there is an immediate safety issue, stop and contact local emergency services, a crisis line or someone you trust.
Do not enter real names, contact details or account information. Your messages are sent to an AI service.
Frequently asked questions
Is Mate free?
Yes. It is free to use.
Do I need to sign up or install anything?
No. Open it in the browser and start.
Does Mate give counseling or a diagnosis?
No. It is a tool for putting thoughts into words and does not replace professional counseling, diagnosis or treatment.
How is my conversation handled?
Messages are sent to an AI service to generate replies, and conversation history may be stored to operate the service.
Can I use it in an emergency?
No. If there is immediate danger, contact local emergency services, a crisis line or someone close to you first.
What should I say first?
You can start with the scene that stayed with you longest today, or one physical sensation you notice right now.
Related pages
- Mate 서비스 안내 (한국어)Korean version of this guide
- Karma service guideAI saju and fortune service
- ArcherLab services overviewList of web services built by ArcherLab