Mental Health For All
Youper is a healthcare technology company dedicated to making mental health care accessible for everyone. We helped more than 2,000,000 people with engaging and clinically effective mental health solutions powered by Artificial Intelligence.

Artificial Intelligence to solve the mental health crisis
Mental health issues have a devastating impact on individuals, families, and society. Despite mental health spending reaching $225 billion in 2021 and an explosion of telehealth mental health platforms, most people still struggle to find high-quality, affordable treatment in the US.
An inefficient system and a limited supply of mental health providers combine to drive up costs without improving results.
Clearly, we need a new approach to solve this crisis, and we believe that Artificial Intelligence is the most powerful force to disrupt mental healthcare.
Digital mental health that is clinically effective
The groundwork of Youper is evidence-based interventions - treatments that have been studied extensively and proven successful. Youper has been proven clinically effective at reducing symptoms of anxiety and depression by researchers at Stanford University.


The most engaging digital mental health solution
Our proprietary technology combines psychology and artificial intelligence to understand patients' emotional needs and recommend evidence-based behavioral interventions. A study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association identified Youper as the most engaging digital health solution for anxiety and depression.




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Youper powers mental health care at scale
Youper is the AI-powered mental health platform helping providers, employers, payers, and life science companies reduce costs and make mental health care accessible to more people.
What our patients are saying

2M+
of patients got help
83%
of patients saw their symptoms improve
10M
patient touchpoints
We work with trusted
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We’re building the future of mental health care