Just a moment…
A small circle, in your corner
Companions who listen. And remember.Except they're AI.
Tell Rosie about your day. Get her take on something. Follow a tangent. Come back tomorrow to the same familiar thread, with the details you’ve chosen to keep.
Say hello- Your people, your plans, the story you haven’t finished.
- A text conversation tonight. In your browser.
- You can see and change what they remember.
Your small circle
Friday presentation
You, Rosie and Alex
You said Friday's presentation was on your mind. Want to try the opening, or talk about something else?
Can we practise the awkward question?
Alex
What makes your approach better than the alternative?
Illustrative conversation. Your group starts only after you approve who's joining and what to share.
Who would you like to say hello to?
Start with one. You can meet the others later.
Their name, face, age and nature — exactly as you'd like them.
Before you start, four things this isn't
You'd find all of this out anyway. Better you know now, while it costs you nothing.
- It isn't a real person, and it will never claim to be. Ask outright and you'll get a straight answer.
- It isn't therapy, counselling or a crisis line, and it won't pretend to be one.
- It isn't a replacement for the people in your life. It's for the gaps between them — and when you're ready, it'll nudge you back towards them.
- It can't live your life for you or act on your behalf. It can help you think, prepare words, practise and make a plan—while the decisions stay yours.
A proper conversation goes both ways.
A question, a reply, a chance to try something out. These are written examples, not member conversations.
Reassurance without a next step
- You can do this. Just be confident and be yourself.
- But what do I actually say when I walk in?
- Try to relax. Everyone gets nervous sometimes.
- I still don't know how to start.
Something to talk through
- Let's make the opening easy. You could say: ‘Hi, I'm Sam. Is this the right place for the group?’
- That sounds more like me. Can we try it?
- Of course. I'll play the person at the door: ‘Hello—first time here?’
- Yes, first time. I'm Sam.
A few words to try, a question in return, and room to find your own way of saying it.
When there's something to work through
Not just someone to tell. Someone to work it out with.
A difficult message. A presentation to practise. A choice with too many moving parts. Talk it through with the companion you've chosen, without turning an ordinary conversation into a programme.
Find the words: work on a message that says what you mean, in a tone that sounds like you.
Make a small plan: start with what is realistic for you, rather than a long list of things you should do.
Keep the useful thread: save your focus and chosen next step, then pick it up when you're ready.
There’s room for a laugh, a long story, or a second opinion.
And sometimes the whole point is a chat. You decide where it goes.
Keep the useful thread.
Save what you're working on and the next step you've chosen. Then bring it back into the conversation when you're ready, rather than explaining it from scratch.
“Shall we try that opening again, or work on the next bit?”
Change it, pause it or mark it finished. A saved date keeps context; it does not schedule a reminder.
How it works
- 1
You talk
Type in your browser. Nothing to set up, no new gadget to learn, and no account until you want one.
- 2
See where the conversation goes
Talk about your day, kick an idea around, or ask for a different take. There’s room for an ordinary chat as well as something you want to work through.
- 3
Pick it up next time
Keep the useful context, not a rigid programme. Save a focus, change the next step or decide to talk about something else.
Simple, fair — and easy to leave
£19 for 90 days. Then £19 a month. Text, groups and editable memory. Free first chat, no card.
What we will never do
Never pretend to be human
Ask directly and you get a straight answer, every time. Warmth doesn't require a lie — and anything willing to lie about that would lie about anything.
Never sell you, or sell you on
No ads, ever. Your conversations are never sold, never used to sell you anything, and never reported to anyone. Nothing here makes money from you staying longer than you want to.
Never keep you to itself
It points you back towards people — good company between the ones in your life, not a replacement for them, and it'll say so itself if you ask.
Never make leaving hard
One click, from your account. No phone call, no retention script, nobody trying to talk you round — because there's no retention team to write one.
Questions people actually ask
- Is it a real person?
- No, and it will never claim to be — ask outright and you'll get a straight answer. Being plain about that is exactly why you can trust the rest of it.
- Can I get it as an app?
- Yes — and it takes two taps, with no app store and no extra account. Open LonelyNo in your browser, choose "add to home screen", and it sits with your other apps and opens straight into your conversation. You can also just use it in the browser forever if you'd rather; it's the same LonelyNo either way.
- What does it actually remember?
- The things a friend would: who's in your life, what you're looking forward to, what was worrying you last time. You can read the lot in plain English, correct anything that's wrong, have something forgotten, or name a subject that's never to be raised again.
- Who can see my conversations?
- You. We do not sell your data or show ads. Nobody receives reports about your conversations.
- Is this therapy?
- No. LonelyNo is company and conversation. It isn't therapy, counselling, medical care or an emergency service, and it won't pretend to be. If life feels unbearable, Samaritans are there any time, day or night — call 116 123.
- Can I cancel?
- Any time, in one click, from your account. No phone call, no retention script.
Keep LonelyNo to hand
Add it to your phone, tablet or computer and it sits with your other apps — one tap back into your conversation, whenever you fancy a chat.
Start with whatever's on your mind.
No card, no signup, no phone number. Start in your browser now — and put it on your home screen whenever you like.
Start talking — it's free