A quiet moment to check in with yourself, every day.
Therma is simple by design — a daily check-in that helps you notice how you're doing and track your well-being over time.
Join the WaitlistThe problem
Retirement, health changes, loss of friends, reduced social contact — later life brings transitions that are deeply felt but rarely discussed. Many seniors experience loneliness and mood shifts without a framework for understanding them. And most wellness apps are designed for younger users, with cluttered interfaces and assumptions about tech fluency.
How Therma helps
Therma is deliberately simple. Large text, clear interactions, no clutter. A daily mood check-in takes one tap. The AI Companion is there for conversation when the house is quiet. And over time, the mood data can be shared with family or doctors to keep everyone informed about well-being.
Built for Older adults
Mood Check-ins
One tap to log how you're feeling today. Simple, clear, no confusion. Over time, these check-ins create a well-being record that's valuable for you and your care team.
AI Companion
A patient, warm conversation partner for quiet moments. Talk about your day, share a memory, or just have someone to "talk" to when the afternoon gets long.
Quotes & Nudges
A daily dose of warmth and wisdom. Something to smile at, something to think about — a small bright spot in the routine.
“I live alone now, and the mornings can be quiet. My Therma check-in has become part of my coffee routine. It's like a gentle "how are you?" from a friend.”
Common questions
Yes. Therma is designed with simplicity as a core principle. Large text, clear buttons, minimal screens. The main interaction is a single tap to log your mood. If you can use a smartphone, you can use Therma.
Your data is private by default. If you choose to share your mood trends with family members or caregivers, you can review your data together. But nothing is shared without your explicit choice.
No. Therma is a personal wellness and mood tracking app. It can complement medical care by giving you and your doctor a clearer picture of your daily well-being, but it's not a medical device or monitoring system.