Are you okay?
When someone has not been replying much, Augmy can help friends notice that something may be off without pushing for answers immediately.
How does it work?
Augmy automatically tracks mood from music, screen time, smart watch signals, weather, sleep, and other daily patterns. It turns these signals into a shared emotional garden that helps close people understand how someone may be doing.
Instead of constant “are you okay?” messages, family and friends can notice emotional changes more naturally and respond with care.
Why Augmy feels different
- Automatic mood sharing without daily forms.
- Private circles based on closeness.
- Gentler emotional communication for family, partners, and close friends.
- Well-being focused design instead of public social media pressure.
Who it is for
Augmy is made for people who care about the mental well-being of family and friends but know that it is not always easy to ask, explain, or say the right thing.
It is especially useful when someone is overwhelmed, low on energy, emotionally distant, or simply unable to explain what is going on.
Real-life moments Augmy is built for
How was school?
When a child comes home exhausted and does not want to talk, parents can better sense that it is a rough day and respond with more understanding.
I’m fine
When someone says they are fine but everything in their behavior says otherwise, Augmy gives close people a softer signal that support may be needed.
Privacy and control
People choose who they share with and what each circle can see. Augmy is designed around privacy, care, and sensitive emotional communication rather than exposure.
Communication is end-to-end encrypted, and the product is built to help people stay connected without turning emotional life into public content.
Frequently asked questions
Can I choose who I share with?
Yes. Augmy lets people define circles of closeness and control who sees what.
What signals does Augmy use?
Augmy can use signals like music, screen time, wearables, sleep, and weather to help estimate mood patterns.
Is Augmy a public social network?
No. Augmy is designed for close relationships and personal well-being, not public posting and performance.