SYKEE®
Strengthening Your Knowledge of Experiences & Emotions
An AI-powered mental wellness platform that helps people track moods, reflect on experiences, practice coping skills, and stay meaningfully connected to care.
Bold minds. Honest reflection. Braver next steps.
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Official store categories: Medical in the Apple App Store and Health & Fitness in Google Play. App-store categories describe how an app is listed; they do not mean that the app is FDA cleared, approved, or classified as a regulated medical device.
Benefits and responsible use
Benefits for end users
- Greater awareness of moods, experiences, and recurring patterns
- Structured tools for reflection, journaling, and coping practice
- Language that can support more productive conversations with a therapist
- A convenient way to stay engaged with personal wellness goals
Your responsibilities
- Use SYKEE as a support tool—not as a substitute for diagnosis, treatment, or independent professional advice
- Protect your password, device access, and personal information
- Review the app’s privacy policy and terms before sharing sensitive information
- Contact a qualified professional when concerns require clinical assessment or treatment
Not a crisis service: SYKEE is not monitored for emergencies and does not provide emergency intervention. If you or someone else may be in immediate danger, call 911. In the United States, call or text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.
Ethical, legal, and professional considerations
When SYKEE is used in connection with professional services, clinicians and organizations remain responsible for their independent judgment and for determining how applicable laws, licensing rules, organizational policies, and professional ethics apply to their use.
- Informed consent: Explain the app’s role, foreseeable uses of information, limits of confidentiality, privacy risks, response-time expectations, and available alternatives.
- Clinical judgment: AI-supported reflections and activity summaries should inform—not replace—assessment, diagnosis, treatment planning, or professional decision-making.
- Privacy and security: Use appropriate safeguards, collect only information needed for the intended purpose, and follow applicable documentation, retention, access, and breach-response requirements.
- Scope and licensure: Maintain professional boundaries and practice within applicable competence, scope, and jurisdictional requirements.
- Emergency planning: Establish clear crisis procedures and tell users which communication channels are not continuously monitored.
This overview is general information, not legal advice. Organizations and professionals should obtain guidance appropriate to their jurisdiction, role, and intended use.