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Know your patterns. Keep your people close.

Check in with an emoji when words feel heavy, keep a private journal and see your patterns over time. And when a pattern suggests you're struggling, your support system can reach out to you, so you don't have to be the one to ask.

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Free to download. Your journal stays private. Designed for people aged 16 and over.

My Moods in The DOPE App: a list of check-ins, each with an emoji and a phrase such as I am feeling grateful, lonely, happy, depressed or neutral.
See why we built it
  • Liveon the App Store and Google Play
  • 500+downloads across iOS and Android within three months of launch
  • 3free DOPE Picnic community events delivered
  • Exhibitedat the UK Black Business Show, London

“I'm fine. Just tired.”

“It's probably nothing.”

“I'll mention it next week.”

Support is not always there at the moment someone first needs it.

People can look fine while struggling underneath, and formal support can take time to reach. Difficult emotions don't wait for an appointment.

Difficult thoughts do not respect waiting lists.

DOPE works alongside professional support. It isn't a crisis service.

Instead of you having to reach out for help, help reaches out to you.

  1. At your lowest, reaching out is the hardest step

    People often go quiet exactly when they most need someone. “I'm fine” is easier to say than “I'm not”.

  2. So you check in instead, with an emoji

    Words can be heavy. Emojis based on the wheel of emotions help you find something close to what you feel, without explaining yourself to anyone.

  3. A pattern becomes visible

    One hard day is part of life. DOPE looks for something different: a sustained change across your check-ins.

  4. And help reaches out to you

    With your consent, your support system gets a gentle nudge to check in on you. You don't have to find the words first.

Support-system notifications are consent-based prompts, not clinical predictions. They can be wrong, so they never replace emergency help. Urgent support

Take a look inside

Real screens from the app. Scroll, and they come apart one by one.

  1. Start with what matters to you

    Tell DOPE what you're working towards, from sleeping better to building confidence.

    Goal setting in The DOPE App: What is your goal on DOPE? with options including Build Confidence, Sleep Better, Manage Anxiety and Stay Motivated.

  2. Say it with an emoji

    Words can be heavy. Pick the emoji closest to how you feel, based on the wheel of emotions used in psychology.

    My Moods in The DOPE App: a list of check-ins, each with an emoji and a phrase such as I am feeling grateful, lonely, happy, depressed or neutral.Four DOPE notifications on an iPhone: Quick Check-In: What happened today; How are you feeling? twice; and It's been a long day.

  3. See your patterns

    Your mood chart shows how you've felt by day, week, month or year.

    The mood chart, with Day, Week, Month and Year views, showing emoji-marked bars for each month.

  4. Know what you feel most

    See the emotions you've felt most often, and how they break down.

    Emotions you felt most often: happy, grateful, lonely, depressed and neutral, each at 20 per cent.

  5. A journal only you can open

    Your journals sit behind their own passcode, or your fingerprint.

    My Journals, locked: enter a passcode or tap the fingerprint icon to unlock your journals.

  6. Your support system

    Add the people you trust. Each gets a text letting them know you trust them to be there for you.

    Your Circles, on the Support System tab, with tabs for SOS Contacts and Therapists. One contact is listed; their details are blurred for privacy.A text message from DOPEAPP: [name] has added you to their support system on The DOPE App. They trust you to be there for them when it matters. The name is blurred for privacy.

  7. Urgent help, one tap away

    SOS contacts: UK emergency and suicide-prevention helplines such as Samaritans, SANE Line and Papyrus.

    Your Circles, on the SOS Contacts tab: official emergency helpline numbers for Samaritans, SANE Line, Papyrus and NSPH, each with a call button.

Real screens from the current app. Personal details are blurred.

What's in the app today

Every feature here is live now.

How it all works

Emoji check-ins

Words can be heavy, and many of us struggle to name what we feel. So you check in with emojis based on the wheel of emotions used in psychology, and pick the one that comes closest.

Available now
Personal goals

Tell DOPE what you're working towards, from sleeping better to building confidence or staying motivated.

Available now
Private journal

Add a written entry to any check-in. Your journals sit behind their own passcode or your fingerprint, and no organisation or partner can read them.

Available now
Voice journalling

When typing feels like too much, say it instead. Record a voice journal and keep it as private as your written ones.

Available now
Mood chart and patterns

See your moods by day, week, month or year, and which emotions you've felt most often, so a pattern is easier to notice than a single bad day.

Available now
Your Circle

Three tabs in one place: your support system (the people you add), SOS contacts (UK emergency and suicide-prevention helplines) and, in a future release, therapists.

Available now
Your support system

Add the people you trust, such as a sibling, trusted friend, teacher, parent, mentor or carer. Each one gets a text letting them know you trust them to be there for you. You choose who's in it, and you can change it at any time.

Available now
Support-system notifications

The part that changes things. With your consent, when your check-ins show a sustained pattern, DOPE lets your support system know, so help can reach out to you. It is a prompt to connect, not a diagnosis.

Available now
SOS contacts

UK emergency and suicide-prevention helplines, including Samaritans, SANE Line and Papyrus, one tap away and never behind a paywall.

Available now
Relaxing sounds

Ambient tracks with a mini-player that stays with you as you move around the app.

Available now
Recommendations after a check-in

Simple next steps after you log a mood. We're making these more relevant to you.

Available, being improved
App notifications

Gentle check-in prompts such as “How are you feeling?” through the day. You control them in notification preferences.

Available now
Account and data controls

View your data and its history, read the terms and privacy policy, or permanently delete your account and all its data.

Available now

In their own words

Real people talking about DOPE.

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See DOPE from where you stand

A private place to understand how you've been

  • Notice patterns in your mood instead of judging one day at a time
  • Keep a private record in your own words
  • Build a small, steady habit of reflection
  • Reach calming sounds and support information quickly
  • Choose who is in your Circle, and change it whenever you like
  • Stay in control: view your data or delete your account in the app
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From an app to a growing movement

Some of the best conversations about how we're really doing happen on a picnic blanket, not in a feed.

  • Five friends of DOPE of different backgrounds, including a white woman on the left, pose for a selfie in front of the DOPE banner in a London park.Friends of DOPE, at a picnic in London
  • A child, seen from behind, paints on the seafront as the sun sets.Painting by the sea, Margate
  • Seen from above, a smiling young woman and a friend in a palm-print shirt draw together on the sand.Drawing together on the beach, Margate
  • DOPE Picnic guests playing volleyball on Margate beach in soft evening light.Volleyball on Margate beach
  • A guest in a floral shirt sketches in a notebook on the seafront as the sun sets over the beach.Sketching at sunset, Margate
  • Three friends laughing together at DOPE Picnic 3.0 in Dulwich Park.DOPE Picnic 3.0, Dulwich Park
  • Guests playing games together on the sand at Margate beach.Beach games, Margate
  • A guest in a cap sketches in a notebook at sunset on Margate beach.Drawing at sunset, Margate
  • A few of the attendees at one of our London picnics, gathered for a selfie in a sunny park. A snapshot, not the whole group.A few of the attendees at one of our London picnics

Community, events and the DOPE Cast

Download The DOPE App

Free on iPhone and Android. Check in, write a few words, and see your week take shape.

Download on theApp Store Get it onGoogle Play

The DOPE App is currently designed for people aged 16 and over.

How DOPE works

A few seconds a day, in your own words, with the people you chose close by.

Five steps, in your own time

  1. Check in

    Tap the emoji closest to how you feel. No need to find the words, and a gentle reminder can prompt you.

  2. Reflect and journal

    Add a few private words about what happened. Writing it down often makes it clearer.

  3. Notice patterns

    Your trend graph shows how your mood has moved, so a gradual change is easier to see than it is from day to day.

  4. Find what helps

    After a check-in, DOPE suggests simple next steps, calming sounds and support information.

  5. Stay connected

    Build a support system of people you trust. With your consent, DOPE lets them know when a pattern suggests you might welcome a check-in.

Illustrative mood trend over three weeks Most days sit in a steady range. Over the final week the line drifts gradually lower, forming a sustained change rather than a single low day. One hard day A sustained change
Illustrative. One difficult day is part of life. DOPE pays attention to change over time.
A person connected to people they chose A central figure labelled You is connected by lines to a sibling, a trusted friend and a mentor. An employer sits outside the circle with no connection. You Sibling Trusted friend Mentor Employer
You choose your support system, and you can change it at any time. Employers, universities and partners are never added.

When words are heavy, start with an emoji

Many of us, young people especially, struggle to name what we feel, and saying “I need help” can feel impossible.

So DOPE lets you check in with emojis based on the wheel of emotions used in psychology. You pick the one closest to how you feel. It's quick, it's easier to be honest, and over time your check-ins become a mood chart you can actually read.

My Moods in The DOPE App: a list of check-ins, each with an emoji and a phrase such as I am feeling grateful, lonely, happy, depressed or neutral.
My Moods: every check-in, with its emoji
Your Circles, on the Support System tab, with tabs for SOS Contacts and Therapists. One contact is listed; their details are blurred for privacy.
Your Circle: support system, SOS contacts and therapists. Contact details blurred.

Your Circle, your rules

Your Circle has three tabs. Support system is the people you add. SOS contacts are UK emergency and suicide-prevention helplines, one tap away. Therapists is coming in a future release.

  • You choose. Your support system is whoever you trust: a sibling, trusted friend, teacher, parent, mentor or carer. Only people you add are in it.
  • You stay in control. Add, change or remove people at any time. Each person you add gets a text letting them know you trust them.
  • You consent. Support-system notifications only happen if you turn them on.
  • It looks at change over time. Not a single low mood, and not your journal text.
  • It can be wrong. A notification is a prompt to connect, not a clinical prediction. It may miss things, or reach out when you are fine.
  • Organisations are never added. No employer, university, gym or partner is ever placed in your Circle.

We're also creating short trainings and articles for support systems, so the people you add know what to do and understand their role. In development

A journal only you can open

Write it down, or say it out loud with a voice journal. Either way, your journals sit behind their own passcode, and you can unlock them with your fingerprint. Nobody else can read them: not your support system, and never an employer, university or partner.

You can also view your data and its history, or delete your account and all its data, from Account Management.

My Journals, locked: enter a passcode or tap the fingerprint icon to unlock your journals.
Journals, locked

Future feature: wearables

How you sleep and how much you move often shape how you feel.

We're building an optional smartwatch integration. If your heart rate rises sharply while you're resting, with no workout to explain it, DOPE could gently check in: “How are you doing right now?” Moments like this can be a sign of stress or panic, and noticing them early matters.

From there, DOPE could suggest something that helps, such as a breathing or grounding exercise, reaching out to your support system or, if you tell us you're in danger, calling emergency services. Heart rate, sleep and activity can also add context to your mood patterns.

  • Off unless you switch it on. You choose the device and the signals, and can disconnect at any time.
  • A check-in, never a diagnosis. A watch can't tell a panic attack from excitement or a flight of stairs, so DOPE asks you rather than assumes, and never calls anyone on its own.
  • Never shared with organisations. Like your journal and moods, it stays yours.

DOPE strengthens the space around the support you already provide.

For universities, colleges, employers, charities and membership bodies that want their people to reflect sooner, find support more easily and stay connected between formal conversations.

Discuss an Institutional Pilot

You already have support in place. Good.

Counselling, EAPs, mental-health first aiders and safeguarding teams provide professional care. DOPE doesn't replace them. It adds everyday reflection, earlier awareness of changing patterns, trusted connection and better visibility of the services you already fund.

“We already have a wellbeing service.”

That's exactly where DOPE adds value: supporting people between formal interactions, and pointing them back to you. Your professional, safeguarding and emergency pathways remain essential.

  1. Everyday check-ins and reflection
  2. Earlier awareness of a changing pattern
  3. Relevant resources and trusted people
  4. Signposting to your existing support
  5. Professional or urgent support when it's needed
An illustrative pathway, not a guaranteed or mandatory sequence. People can reach professional or urgent support at any point.

Privacy is the product, not a setting

Organisations never see

  • Individual mood entries
  • Private journals, including any voice notes
  • Named emotional trends
  • Who is in someone's Circle
  • Circle notifications
  • Therapist communications
  • Personal recommendations
  • Individual risk indicators

Organisation reporting is limited to

  • Subscription and renewal status
  • Licences purchased, allocated, activated and monthly active
  • Licence utilisation
  • Approved programme engagement and onboarding resources
  • Aggregated adoption and de-identified cohort information
  • Account administration

Groups smaller than 10 are suppressed, as are filter combinations that could identify someone. That threshold is our starting point, subject to formal privacy review. We never rank individuals, teams or departments by emotional wellbeing.

Simple to run, easy to account for

Annual licences sized to your eligible population, with every licence reported through four states:

  1. Purchased
  2. Allocated
  3. Activated
  4. Monthly active

We're also building tools so your own resources, such as wellbeing contacts, EAP details and counselling links, can appear inside DOPE. In development

How a pilot runs

  1. Discovery conversation and review of your existing support
  2. Privacy, security and safeguarding review
  3. Configuration, onboarding and launch
  4. Adoption review, then refine and scale

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Physical wellbeing and emotional wellbeing, in one membership

Gyms, sports organisations, insurers and membership bodies can offer DOPE as a member benefit. Members get premium access. You get a stronger proposition. Nobody's wellbeing data changes hands.

Two ways to partner

DOPE Pass

A member discount

Eligible members get premium DOPE access at a discount while their membership is active. Easy to explain and low-risk to start.

DOPE+ Partner

A funded member benefit

You fund or co-fund premium access, so members receive it included or at a small contribution.

We'll agree the commercial structure that suits you.

You see

  • Offer views, redemptions and activations
  • Aggregate campaign engagement
  • Renewal and benefit usage

You never see

  • Anyone's moods, trends or journal
  • Circle contacts or notifications
  • Any individual wellbeing information

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From an app to a growing movement

DOPE is being built in conversation with real people: in parks, on beaches, on stage and on screen.

Three picnics, three places

Free gatherings built around connection, open conversation and shared activity, for everyone who came along.

  1. DOPE Picnic 1.0Greenwich Park, London
  2. DOPE Picnic 2.0Margate beach, Kent
  3. DOPE Picnic 3.0Dulwich Park, London
Five friends of DOPE of different backgrounds pose for a selfie in front of the DOPE banner in a London park.
Friends of DOPE, in London
A child, seen from behind, paints on the seafront as the sun sets.
Painting by the sea, Margate
A guest in a cap sketches in a notebook at sunset on Margate beach.
Sketching at sunset, Margate
Three friends laughing together at DOPE Picnic 3.0 in Dulwich Park.
Picnic 3.0, Dulwich Park
A guest in sunglasses holds a DOPE water bottle next to the DOPE banner.
Welcome to the picnic
DOPE Picnic guests playing volleyball on Margate beach in soft evening light.
Volleyball on Margate beach, Picnic 2.0

Next: DOPE Festival Longer-term ambition

People told us “picnic” undersells what happens: the activities, the community and the real connection. So we're growing it into a DOPE Festival, planned with proper safeguarding, accessibility and support in place.

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In their own words

Real people talking about DOPE.

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The DOPE Cast

Conversations about emotional wellbeing, support systems and community, with professionals and community voices. Full episodes are on YouTube, with clips from the sessions on TikTok and Instagram.

Watch on YouTube Clips on TikTok Clips on Instagram

We exhibited at the UK Black Business Show

In London, as CyberPhorm and The DOPE App. We demonstrated the app and spoke with students, founders, parents and professionals about emotional wellbeing.

Visitors at the DOPE exhibition stand, with a DOPE banner and a laptop demonstrating the app.
A line of visitors waiting to speak to the DOPE team at the stand.
A group of attendees, women and men of different ages, gathered at the DOPE stand.
A one-to-one conversation between a visitor and a member of the DOPE team.
The exhibition stand sign reading CyberPhorm and The DOPE App.
A member of the DOPE team demonstrates the app on a laptop to a visitor at the show.
A visitor in a white T-shirt talks with a member of the DOPE team in front of the UK Black Business Show backdrop.

Free where it matters most

One app, three ways to get it: on your own, through your organisation, or as a member benefit.

For individuals

Pulse

Free

Everything in the app today: check-ins, a passcode-protected journal, trends, your Circle and support-system notifications, relaxing sounds and emergency information.

Rise

£4.99 a month or £39.99 a year

Everything in Pulse, plus deeper insights, guided programmes, personalisation and longer-term trends. Coming to the app next.

In development

For organisations

Circle licence

Annual licence

Sponsored premium access for your people, managed onboarding and privacy-safe reporting. For universities, colleges, employers, charities and membership bodies.

Request Pricing

Impact

Custom annual agreement

For large, regulated or multi-site organisations that need more advanced administration, governance and evaluation.

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For partners

DOPE Pass

Member discount

Eligible members of your gym, club or membership body get discounted premium access.

DOPE+ Partner

Partner-funded

You fund or co-fund premium access as a stronger member benefit.

Explore a Member Partnership

Always free, on every plan: mood check-ins, reaching your contacts, support-system notifications and emergency information.

Built, building, next

What already exists, what we're working on, and what comes after.

Built

Available now
  • iOS and Android apps, publicly available
  • Emoji check-ins based on the wheel of emotions
  • Personal goals
  • Written and voice journals, protected by passcode or fingerprint
  • Mood chart by day, week, month and year
  • Circle: your support system and SOS helplines
  • Support-system notifications, including a text to each person you add
  • App notifications (v1) and relaxing sounds
  • Account and data controls
  • DOPE Picnic 1.0, 2.0 and 3.0
  • The DOPE Cast, on YouTube, TikTok and Instagram

Building

In development
  • More relevant recommendations and guided programmes
  • Dynamic notifications and affirmations
  • Points, achievements and badges
  • Games and puzzles for unwinding
  • XPlore: moderated wellbeing content from approved creators
  • Organisation licence controls and administration
  • Short trainings and articles for support systems, so the people you trust know what to do and understand their role

Next

Planned
  • Therapists in your Circle, with the option to share your mood chart and chosen journal entries with a therapist you connect with
  • Wearable integration: opt-in heart-rate check-ins and richer context from sleep and activity
  • Rise premium: deeper insights, programmes and personalisation
  • Institutional pilots with universities, colleges and employers
  • DOPE Pass member partnerships

Further out

Longer-term ambition
  • DOPE Festival, growing the Picnic into a bigger celebration of community and connection
  • DOPE Social: a healthier place to express yourself, share and connect, linked to your DOPE account, without the toxicity or endless distraction
  • Educational content from verified wellbeing professionals

We don't publish release dates until we're confident in them. Priorities may change as we learn.

Next: therapists, on your terms

Therapists will join your Circle in a future release.

Connect with a therapist through DOPE and, if you choose, share your mood chart and selected journal entries with them, so your sessions start from what's really been happening. You decide what's shared and with whom, and you can stop sharing at any time. Planned

Your Circles, on the Therapists tab: Coming soon.
The Therapists tab in your Circle today

How we got here

Scroll through the story so far.

The product

  1. The problem and the idea

    Noticing how often people seem fine while struggling, and how hard it can be to ask for help.

  2. Research and early data

    Surveys across age groups, walks of life, students and ethnic backgrounds, analysed alongside conversations with people and experts, and street interviews, to understand real pain points.

  3. First Android release

    An early version reaches Android users and teaches us what to build next.

  4. Public launch on iOS and Android

    The DOPE App becomes available on both major platforms.

  5. 500+ downloads

    Reached within three months of launch, across iOS and Android.

  6. Now

    Improving recommendations, building organisation tools and preparing pilots.

The community

  1. DOPE Picnic 1.0

    Greenwich Park, London. Our first free community gathering around conversation and connection.

  2. DOPE Picnic 2.0

    Margate beach. Volleyball, painting and sunset conversations by the sea.

  3. DOPE Picnic 3.0

    Dulwich Park, London. Back in the capital, with a strong turnout.

  4. UK Black Business Show

    Exhibited in London as CyberPhorm and The DOPE App.

Why we built DOPE

Too many people seem fine right up until they're not, and asking for help is hardest exactly when it matters most. We started with research: surveys across age groups, walks of life, students and ethnic backgrounds, analysed alongside conversations with people and experts, and street interviews. The DOPE App is developed by CyberPhorm Ltd, whose work brings cybersecurity and wellbeing technology together, so privacy and security decide what the product does and doesn't do.

What we won't do

  • Claim to diagnose or predict anything with certainty
  • Let organisations or partners see personal wellbeing data
  • Put safety features behind a paywall
  • Publish numbers, partners or outcomes we can't evidence

A live product, a real community and a clear plan for what comes next

Most wellbeing tools wait for people to ask for help. DOPE is built so help can reach out to them: consent-based support-system notifications turn a recognised pattern into a timely check-in from someone they trust.

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Where we are

Live on iOS and Android, with 500+ downloads in the first three months, support-system notifications built, and a growing community around the DOPE Picnic series and the DOPE Cast.

A few of the attendees at one of our London picnics, gathered for a selfie in a sunny park. A snapshot, not the whole group.
A few of the attendees at one of our London picnics
  1. Problem identifiedCompleted
  2. Product researched and builtCompleted
  3. iOS and Android launchedCompleted
  4. Community establishedCompleted
  5. Institutional pilots and commercial validationTarget
  6. Scalable platform and partnershipsTarget
  7. Wider expansionTarget

Three routes to market, one app

Individuals

A free tier that builds trust and habit, and Rise premium for depth and personalisation.

Organisations

Annual licences for universities, colleges, employers and charities.

Member partners

Discounted or sponsored access through gyms, insurers and membership bodies.

This page is for information only. It is not an offer or invitation to buy or subscribe for shares or other securities, and it is not a financial promotion. Any investment conversation is subject to due diligence, investor eligibility, legal documentation and appropriate independent professional advice. Past progress is not a guide to future results.

Questions, answered plainly

Organised by who's asking.

General

What is The DOPE App?

An emotional-wellbeing app. You check in with emojis that help you name how you feel, keep a private journal, see your mood patterns over time and build a Circle of support. When a pattern suggests you're struggling, the people you trust can reach out to you.

Who is it for?

The DOPE App is currently designed for people aged 16 and over. Universities, colleges, employers, charities and membership organisations can also offer it to their people.

Is DOPE available now?

Yes. The DOPE App is live on the Apple App Store and Google Play, and we keep improving it.

Which devices are supported?

iPhone, through the Apple App Store, and Android phones, through Google Play. Each store listing shows the minimum operating-system version.

Is DOPE a replacement for therapy?

No. DOPE does not provide therapy, counselling or clinical care, and it does not diagnose anything. It is designed to sit alongside professional support, helping you reflect and stay connected between appointments or before you are ready to ask for help.

Is DOPE an emergency service?

No. If you or someone else is in immediate danger, call 999 or go to A&E. If you need urgent help that is not an emergency, use NHS 111. The app also includes emergency helplines.

Is there a free version?

Yes. The app is free to download, and everything in it today is free. Rise, our premium tier, will add deeper insights, programmes and personalisation for £4.99 a month or £39.99 a year. Mood check-ins, reaching your contacts, support-system notifications and emergency information will always stay free.

How do I delete my account?

In the app, open Account Management and choose Delete Account. This permanently deletes your account and all its data. If you need help, email hello@thedopeapp.com.

Privacy and your Circle

Is my journal private?

Yes. Your journals, written or recorded as voice notes, sit behind their own passcode, so even someone holding your unlocked phone can't open them, and you can unlock them with your fingerprint instead. They are not shared with your support system, and no employer, university, gym or partner can read them.

Can an organisation read my mood entries?

No. If your access is provided by an organisation, it sees licence and carefully aggregated usage information only. It cannot see your moods, journal, trends, Circle contacts or any notifications about you.

Who can be in my Circle?

Your Circle has three parts. Your support system is the people you choose and trust, such as a sibling, trusted friend, teacher, parent, mentor or carer; each gets a text when you add them. SOS contacts are UK emergency and suicide-prevention helplines such as Samaritans. Therapists are coming in a future release. Nobody is added to your support system for you, and an organisation is never added.

When could a Circle notification be sent?

Only if you have turned it on. When you're struggling, reaching out is often the hardest step, so DOPE can do that part for you: when an established pattern in your check-ins suggests you might benefit from support, it lets someone in your Circle know so they can check in. It looks at change over time rather than a single entry. It is a prompt to connect, not a clinical judgement, and it can be wrong in either direction, so please never rely on it in an emergency.

Can I change or remove people in my support system?

Yes. You are in control of your support system: add, change or remove people in your Circle at any time.

Does DOPE diagnose mental-health conditions?

No. DOPE does not diagnose conditions or predict crises. It helps you notice patterns in how you have been feeling and connect with support.

How is my information protected?

DOPE is built by a team with a cybersecurity background. Your journals are locked behind a passcode or fingerprint, organisations and partners never receive your personal wellbeing information, and you can view your data and its history, or delete your account, from inside the app. Our privacy policy explains how data is handled in detail.

Organisations

We already have a wellbeing department. Why would we need DOPE?

That is exactly where DOPE can add value. It is not designed to compete with counselling or support teams. It gives people an everyday way to reflect, points them to the support you already provide, and helps them stay connected between formal interactions. Your professional, safeguarding and emergency pathways remain essential.

How does DOPE complement our current support?

Everyday check-ins can help someone notice a change sooner. From there, calming resources, trusted people and your own services are easier to reach. This is an illustrative pathway, not a clinical process, and nobody is required to follow it.

How do licences work?

Organisations buy an annual licence for an eligible population, in bands. We report each licence as purchased, allocated, activated and monthly active, so you can see exactly what is being used. Talk to us for pricing.

What can administrators see?

Licence and subscription status, activation and utilisation, approved programme engagement and aggregated adoption information. Groups smaller than 10 people are suppressed. Administrators never see individual moods, journals, trends, Circle contacts or notifications, and nobody is ranked by wellbeing.

Can we run a pilot?

Yes. We are preparing institutional pilots and will scope one around your population, your existing support and your privacy and safeguarding review.

Can our existing support resources appear in DOPE?

Surfacing an organisation's approved resources, such as wellbeing contacts, EAP details or counselling booking links, is part of the organisation product we are building. We will confirm what is available when we scope your pilot.

How is onboarding managed?

We work through discovery, a review of your existing support, licence scope, privacy and safeguarding review, pilot configuration, launch, adoption review and refinement.

What happens when licence demand changes?

We let you know as usage reaches 80%, 90% and 100% of your licence, agree a fair next step together, and never switch off anyone's safety features.

Partners and investors

What partnership models are available?

Member discounts, shared subsidy, fully sponsored access, revenue share and fixed campaign bundles. Most partnerships start with a time-limited member discount so both sides can measure results.

Can a gym offer DOPE to its members?

Yes. A gym, sports organisation or membership body can give eligible members discounted or sponsored premium access. The partner sees offer and conversion performance, never anyone's wellbeing information.

What is the difference between DOPE Pass and DOPE+ Partner?

With DOPE Pass, members get premium access at a discount. With DOPE+ Partner, the partner funds or co-funds premium access so members receive it included or at a reduced contribution.

How can we discuss a strategic partnership?

Use the contact form and choose Strategic partnership, or email hello@thedopeapp.com.

How can an investor request further information?

Use the contact form and choose Investor, or email hello@thedopeapp.com. Investment conversations are subject to due diligence, eligibility, legal documentation and appropriate professional advice.

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We aim to meet WCAG 2.2 level AA: semantic structure with a skip link, full keyboard access with visible focus, checked colour contrast, descriptive alternative text, labelled form fields with announced errors, a reduced-motion experience, layouts that work at 200% zoom, and no autoplaying media or flashing content. If something doesn't work for you, email hello@thedopeapp.com with the subject “Accessibility”. We aim to reply within five working days.

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