People mostly don't want to be fixed. They want to be heard.

Draft built from the founder's own words; the founder edits it before launch. I've been low, and I've watched my family go through it. Two things came out of that. Suffering taught me a kind of empathy that reading never did. And it taught me that people mostly don't want advice. They want somebody who listens, understands, and knows when to stop talking.

What got me out wasn't being fixed. It was wanting to go somewhere. When you have a goal of your own, everything is different. So Chirpi is one loop: clear what weighs on you, find what you're going for, take today's small step, and check in. A companion learns from all of it, and says the one thing that helps.

It's anonymous because it has to be. Chirpi should know you, never who you are.