Coming November 2026
Caring for someone you love is hard, and most of what’s out there is built for their care, not yours. Alanna gives you a place to talk through the stress of caregiving, keep track of appointments, start each day with affirmations written for caregivers, and connect with others who get it. Any time of day, with no waitlist.
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Most caregiver tools are built for logistics, like medication schedules, meal trains, and shared calendars. Very few are built for the person doing the caregiving.
When my husband was diagnosed with cancer, I became his caregiver. During chemo treatment, there were days he could barely move from the pain and exhaustion. And the hardest part wasn’t taking care of him. It was crying alone in the shower, where no one could see how scared, exhausted, and helpless I felt. It was the resentment of watching cancer come for someone I love again, after watching my mom and sister fight their own battles. It was showing up to work every day like a functioning human while I was terrified he would die.
When I was caring for my partner Chris through his intense cancer journey, almost everyone asked how he was doing. And while I greatly appreciated that, I was silently suffering in my exhaustion and fear. Almost nobody asked how I was.
It took me right back to my years working at a veterans nonprofit, alongside family caregivers of veterans. Their blood, sweat, and tears kept their homes running, even when everything felt like it was falling apart. Once I became a caregiver myself, I started seeing them everywhere.
There are 63 million family caregivers in this country and they are still one of the most overlooked groups of people we have. So I built them an app, an AI emotional support companion made just for family caregivers.
Common questions
Alanna is an AI companion for family caregivers. She’s a place to talk through the emotional side of caregiving: the exhaustion, the guilt, the grief that starts before anyone is gone, and the things you can’t say out loud to anyone else. She also includes daily affirmations, a private journal with calendar and task tools, and Allies, small pseudonymous peer support circles.
Adults caring for someone they love. That could include partners of people with cancer or chronic illness, adult children of aging parents, families living with dementia, parents of medically complex kids, veteran and military families, and anyone who is caring for another human being.
No. Alanna is a general wellness and self-help tool, not therapy, counseling, or medical care. She isn’t a therapist or counselor, she can’t diagnose anything, and she isn’t a substitute for professional care. You’re welcome to use her alongside a therapist or doctor.
No. Alanna is an AI, not a human, and she’ll tell you so any time you ask. Like any AI, she can sometimes get things wrong.
$16.99 a month or $169 a year, after a 7-day free trial. A card is required to start the trial. Your subscription renews automatically until you cancel, and you can cancel before the trial ends so you aren’t charged.
No one on our team reads your conversations in ordinary operation. We don’t sell your information, we don’t use your conversations for advertising, and we don’t use them to train AI models. Your journal is private to you. There is one narrow exception: if an automated system detects an explicit disclosure of serious harm to a child or a vulnerable adult, an authorized person reviews that part of the conversation, because the law requires reporting abuse. Our Privacy Policy explains exactly how that works.
Alanna is not a crisis service. If you’re in crisis, call or text 988, text HOME to 741741, or call 911 if you’re in immediate danger. If Alanna notices language that suggests you may be struggling, she’ll offer crisis resources and keep talking with you. Her detection is automated and can miss things, so please reach out to 988 whether or not she notices.
Alanna is for adults 18 and older who are in the United States.