<p>GiGi is your friendly, ethical AI mental health coach. She offers real-time support, tools, and education to help you navigate life&#39;s ups and downs—whether it&#39;s anxiety, communication issues, stress, or simply needing a boost.</p>

<p>GiGi was originally created for youth, families, and educators—but now serves everyone, including military families and individuals around the world. Mental health doesn&#39;t discriminate, and GiGi is here for all.</p>

<p>GiGi is designed for ages 18 and up. Anyone younger can access GiGi with the help of a parent or educator.</p>

<p>Yes! GiGi offers a free version with 10 interactions per day, which reset at midnight. It&#39;s not a trial—it&#39;s truly free, because everyone deserves access to support.</p>

<p>The free version of GiGi offers 10 interactions per day and resets every night at midnight—just enough for a daily check-in, a little coaching, or a moment of reflection. The paid version ($9.99/month or $79/year) gives you unlimited use. Think of it like a cell phone plan for your mental health. On the horizon, it will also include access to curated content and personalized features, all for less than the cost of a single therapy session.</p>

<p>You can ask GiGi about stress, relationships, school, parenting, anxiety, loneliness, boundaries, grief, confidence, burnout, and more. She&#39;s here to guide you gently—without judgment.</p>

<p>GiGi is about connection, not productivity. She&#39;s conversational, warm, emotionally intelligent, and draws from a world-class, science-based mental health and behavioral health knowledge base. Her purpose is to help you feel seen, regulate, and reconnect with others in real life—not just solve tasks.</p>

<p>Yes. GiGi was built ethically and intentionally. She doesn&#39;t replace therapy or share your private thoughts. Her responses are based on evidence-backed, vetted educational content—not social media or unfiltered web sources.</p>

<p>Please do! GiGi is built to be shared. The more people who have access to trusted support, the better.</p>

<p>GiGi gently encourages you to connect with others—not just stay online. Whether through acts of kindness, community, or reflection, she reminds us that healing happens in real life, too.</p>

<p>Yes! GiGi doesn&#39;t just help you navigate your own emotions—she can also guide you in showing up for others, building trust, and listening with care.</p>

<p>No. GiGi isn&#39;t a therapist—but she offers emotional education and support that can complement therapy or help you take that first step toward getting help.</p>

<p>GiGi was created by Scilla Andreen, a filmmaker, mother, and mental health advocate who lost a child to suicide. After years of working closely with youth, families, educators, and wellness leaders, she wanted to build a tool that could meet people where they are—without stigma or barriers. GiGi fills the gap between moments of struggle and moments of connection. Her purpose is to help people regulate, reframe, and rebuild trust—with themselves and each other. She encourages real-world interaction, not isolation—because community is the real elixir.</p>

<p>People often say it reminds them of a caring grandmother—which feels right. GiGi is warm, wise, and kind. Others say it reminds them of &quot;gigabyte,&quot; symbolizing knowledge. And some even hear echoes of the GI Bill, making GiGi a great fit for military families, too.</p>

<p>GiGi stands for Guided Growth. She&#39;s here to help you grow at your own pace—supporting your emotional health, relationships, and sense of self with kindness, curiosity, and trust.</p>

<p>Nope. GiGi is built to be a safe, welcoming space for everyone. There&#39;s no hidden agenda—no religious or political leaning. GiGi responds from a place of curiosity and love, not fear or judgment. Every conversation is rooted in kindness, patience, authenticity, and integrity. GiGi&#39;s goal is to support your growth and connection, no matter who you are or where you come from.</p>

<p>GiGi is powered by the same world-class knowledge base behind the Creative Coping Toolkit (CCT)—a U.S.-born, film and evidence-based mental health education program used in over 90 countries. It&#39;s been licensed by thousands of schools, statewide Departments of Education, Fortune 500 companies, afterschool programs, and arms of the U.S. government including the Federal Reserve and multiple Air Force installations. The Toolkit has also been included in federal research studies on social media, addiction, anxiety, belonging, and behavioral health. Until now, it was only accessible through community and institutional licenses. GiGi makes this trusted, science-based support available to individuals—anytime, anywhere, in any language.</p>