Our Mission
What Makes The It’s Okay App Different?
After seeing how toxic social media can be, we wanted to create a safe place for people to laugh, grieve, to create real connections, and to practice gratitude journaling. Read more about our journey HERE.
This is for entertainment purposes only and is not meant to replace professional therapy. If you are suffering from a mental health condition or a crisis, please seek medical help or call 911.
Our Features
It’s Okay
Feel Good Rooms
Thematic rooms include:
- Love Army – Request a prayer
- Windows On The World
- Good Grief – Grieving room
- Leave A Positive Note
- We Care – For caregivers
I Need Someone
Sometimes it’s easier to chat with a stranger than someone you know. We connect you to someone who is going to listen to your feelings. We will later expand this into more languages to be even more inclusive.
Hey Friend AI
We decided to sunset this feature which was an AI bot if no one was available to listen to you because we wanted to focus on building real connections. Once we are confident in creating a safe AI option, we will release it.
Dear Me
Practice a guided form of gratitude journaling where you can record your bad days and your good days.
Our Plans
Let’s Get Started
BASIC
Rooms and Connections
$4.99/month
Pay annually and save 10%
- Thematic Rooms
- I Need Someone
Premier
Includes Gratitude Journaling
$9.99/month
Pay annually and save 10%
- Everything in Basic
- Dear Me Journaling
Basic
Rooms and Connections
$4.49/month
$53.89 Paid Annually
Price includes the 10% discount
- Thematic Rooms
- I Need Someone
Premier
Includes Gratitude Journaling
$8.99/month
$107.89 Paid Annually
Price includes the 10% discount
- Everything in Basic
- Dear Me Journaling
Our Download App
Enjoy It’s Okay App on the app store today! Start building gratitude and build real connections because sometimes it’s easier to chat with a stranger than someone you know. Get advice or just someone to listen to you.
Blog
Our Latest News & Articles
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