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Personal digital wellbeing

Shield
your mind.

When life gets hard, asking for help can feel like a big step. We’re building NITOM so your phone can notice a change in your routine and quietly offer support.

How NITOM works
A student pauses in the sunlight as people pass on a campus walkway.

How NITOM works

A change in routine can be a reason to pause. We’re designing NITOM around three simple steps.

  1. You set the limits.

    You choose which phone habits NITOM can look at. By default, it looks for changes in those habits on your phone.

  2. NITOM checks in.

    If your routine changes, NITOM can ask how you’re doing. Only you know what that change means in your life.

  3. You choose what’s next.

    You can talk to a friend, explore professional support or dismiss the prompt. Reaching out is always your call.

For partners

Starting
on campus.

We want to work with U.S. colleges and universities to help students find support through the people and services they already trust.

Discuss a campus partnership

What stays private?

Early check-ins stay on the student’s phone. The student decides whether to contact a friend, a counselor or another care provider.

Who pays?

We plan to keep NITOM free for students. A care provider pays only when a student chooses to use its service and completes an intake. Our model rules out ads and data sales.

Meet the team

Om and Nitish worked together on a previous startup before they began building NITOM.