Orí pairs AI-facilitated conversation with anonymous peer connection — built for the men who won't call a clinic, but might type a message at 1am.
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Wherever they are, men are consistently less likely to reach out — to a doctor, a friend, a helpline. Traditional services ask them to book an appointment, explain themselves to a stranger, and wait. Orí removes every one of those barriers — no waiting list, no forms, no name required. Just a conversation, whenever it's needed, wherever they are.
Open the app and start typing or talking. No sign-up friction, no name required — just a private, AI-facilitated conversation on your terms.
Orí helps surface what's underneath the conversation — patterns, pressure points, what's actually going on — without judgement or diagnosis.
When it helps, Orí can match you one-to-one with other men navigating similar experiences — or you can drop into live group conversations, staying anonymous the whole time, no camera, no real name.
If a conversation signals real risk, Orí steps back from the chat and actively connects you with a real person — a crisis line or emergency services, not another message.
Orí is developed by Avancee Pinnacle Limited, headquartered in the UK and built to meet UK and international data protection standards, with clinical input throughout — not bolted on afterwards.