Uoma is a mental health support platform that utilizes narrative therapy to create personalized stories based on user reflections, helping individuals manage stress and anxiety. By engaging users in guided conversations, Uoma fosters self-awareness and provides new perspectives on personal challenges.
Funding
$160.8K raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
Founders
Product
Problem
Many individuals experience stress and anxiety but find traditional therapy inaccessible due to cost, stigma, or time constraints. Existing mental health tools often provide generic advice that doesn't address the unique experiences and personal narratives of each individual. This lack of personalized support can hinder the development of self-awareness and effective coping mechanisms.
Solution
Uoma is a mobile application that provides personalized mental health support through AI-driven conversations and narrative therapy. The app engages users in guided reflections, similar to a therapy session, to articulate their thoughts and experiences. Based on these reflections, Uoma generates personalized stories that offer new perspectives on personal struggles, helping users reframe their challenges and develop self-awareness. Users can engage with these stories by reading or listening to audio versions, providing a flexible and accessible way to manage stress and anxiety.
Target Audience
Uoma is designed for individuals seeking accessible, personalized mental health support to manage stress and anxiety through reflective storytelling.
Features
- AI-powered conversational interface that guides users through reflective articulation exercises
- Personalized story generation based on user reflections and narrative therapy principles
- Option to read or listen to personalized stories
- Secure and confidential data storage to protect user privacy
- Integration of narrative therapy techniques to promote self-awareness and emotional well-being