Ciaera

Some days you need to say it out loud to someone who isn't in your team chat. Ciaera is a private check-in that takes about two minutes. Tap how you're feeling, talk it through, close the app. That's the whole thing. What makes it worth opening again is that it remembers. Say on Monday that a project is going badly, and Thursday's conversation already knows. After a few weeks you start seeing your own patterns — which days are hard, and what keeps turning up in them. FOR EMPLOYEES • Tapping how you feel takes seconds, not a survey • A companion built on Claude that keeps context between conversations • A journal, if you want one — keep the conversations worth coming back to • Your own mood history, week by week Nobody at your company can read any of it. Not your manager, not HR, not an administrator. There is no screen anywhere in the product that shows one person's words to anyone else. We never built one. FOR HR AND PEOPLE LEADS You see the shape of the team. You never see the people in it. • Mood trends across the whole group, updated weekly • Early signal when something is straining people, while there's still time to act • Questions you can ask of the aggregated data in plain language And if fewer than five people have checked in during the window you're looking at, you see nothing at all — not a smaller number, nothing. That floor lives in the backend rather than the interface, so there is no view, no export and no admin route around it. HOW THE PRIVACY WORKS • Check-ins and conversations are encrypted at rest with AES-256, using keys derived per user • Data is stored in the EU, under a Finnish data controller • You can withdraw consent and delete your account and everything in it from inside the app • GDPR compliant, including the data processing agreement your employer signs GETTING ACCESS Ciaera comes from your employer. You join with your work email address, verify it, and that's it. There is nothing to buy in here — no subscription, no upgrade, no in-app purchase of any kind. Ciaera is a companion, not a clinician. It does not diagnose or treat anything. If a conversation heads somewhere serious, it will say so and point you toward real help. In an emergency, contact your local emergency number or a crisis line in your country.