A little more light on what comes next.
SOLISURE is a private self-reflection and wellbeing application designed to help you reflect on your experiences, organise your thoughts, notice patterns in your own reflections, and find practical next steps.
Through a guided process, you can explore what you’ve recorded, bring your thoughts together, and create useful personal summaries.
The process
- Reflect
- Explore
- Understand
- Prepare
- Plan
- Act
Your own reflections stay at the centre.
SOLISURE works from what you choose to record. Optional AI-assisted features can help with reflection and writing, but AI is an assistive feature within SOLISURE, not the product itself.
SOLISURE does not diagnose mental health conditions, provide medical treatment, or replace qualified professional care.
What SOLISURE helps you do
Understand what you're experiencing
Work through your thoughts, feelings, experiences and concerns in a structured way.
See what matters
Bring together the things you've recorded and identify the areas you want to explore further.
Prepare for support
Create a clear Support Summary and Professional Support Brief based on your own entries.
Know what to ask
Prepare questions and identify what you want help with before an appointment or conversation.
Plan your next step
Create a practical action plan and identify what you can do while waiting for further support.
When you don’t know what you need yet.
You don’t have to arrive with the right words.
You don’t have to know what the answer is.
Start where you are. SOLISURE helps you see what comes next.
SOLISURE is not a diagnosis
SOLISURE is designed for reflection, organisation and support preparation. It does not diagnose mental health conditions or replace a qualified healthcare professional.
If you’re in immediate danger or need urgent help, safety comes first.
Where should we look for support?
Choose your country or region and we'll show the emergency numbers and services that apply there. We don't detect it, and it stays on your device.
Choose your regionIf it's an emergency
Your local emergency number
Check locallyThe number for police, ambulance and fire where you are. If you're not sure, your national government or health service publishes it.
24 hours

