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Voice check-ins, a private diary, one connection and "I'm not OK" are free, for good. Pro and Circles add more people and longer history. See pricing
In family beta. Not in the stores yet.
wbu is a journal you can share, on your terms. Talk or type, then choose who hears what.
wbu is in family beta. It isn't in the App Store or Google Play yet.


"How was your day?" "Good. What about you?" wbu is for the bit after that, the part you'd say if it were easier. Say it once, your way, and your people get the gist.
Talk or type. Typing opens a blank page with nothing to answer.
Tick which parts go to whom. Everything starts as "just for me".
They read a short summary labelled "Written by AI". Or send a voice note if you'd rather they heard you.
Tell someone about the match you won or the test you passed. They can say well done in a tap.

Every check-in is kept in full in your diary and starts as "just for me". You link with someone by phone number, and only when you both accept. There's no search and no public profile.


Your streak forgives a missed day, and only you can see it. You see what others share once you've checked in, and a check-in just for you counts.


Voice check-ins, a private diary, one connection and "I'm not OK" are free, for good. Pro and Circles add more people and longer history. See pricing
Lila is wbu's little lilac journal. She helps you get started, and with Pro she can help you talk your day through. Lila is an AI, not a person. Meet Lila
wbu is a diary and sharing app. It's not a medical service, and it doesn't give advice. If you want to talk to someone now, here's where to start.
wbu is for people aged 13 and over, or older in some countries. We're starting in the UK, then the EU and EEA in stages, then Canada (outside Quebec) and New Zealand. Only our family beta is open for now.
wbu is said as three letters: W B U. It stands for "what about you", the everyday reply and the real question underneath it.
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