Yuna AI

Yuna AI is a 24/7 mental health coach app for employees, combining voice and text sessions with therapist matching, guided meditations and journaling. Employers and benefit brokers use it as a lower cost alternative to a traditional EAP, with routing to existing benefits and crisis resources.

Yuna AI is a mental health and well-being companion delivered through a mobile app, offering voice and text conversations at any hour. Rather than positioning itself as a stand-in for clinical care, the product is built for everyday stress, mood and resilience work, with a clear path toward licensed therapists when a conversation calls for more than coaching. The homepage frames it as a modern alternative to the traditional employee assistance program, sold to employers, benefit brokers, PEOs and TPAs rather than to individuals. In practice, a user opens the app and either types or holds to talk. Sessions are conversational and short, and Yuna keeps continuity across them, referencing earlier topics and nudging toward small habits. When a session signals a larger need, the app routes the person onward: to a matched therapist from a network described as spanning 50 states, to a benefit the employer already funds such as an EAP or financial coaching, or to crisis resources including 988. Yuna also bundles guided meditations with adjustable length and focus, and a daily journal prompt for noticing patterns. The employer side is where the product differentiates. The homepage emphasizes utilization data, showing that roughly 70 percent of sessions happen after hours and that most moments resolve inside the app, with a minority referred out. A published study of 5,549 users across 19,079 sessions reports that 7 in 10 saw lower stress after one conversation. Named customers include Space Center Houston, YMCA of the North Shore and Amazon DSP, and the pitch leans on privacy as the reason skeptical frontline staff engage. Yuna competes with conventional EAPs and with consumer wellness apps, positioning itself as a lower cost layer that sits alongside insurance-based therapy rather than replacing it. Buyers evaluating it should note that the homepage speaks almost entirely to organizations, not to individuals shopping for a personal coach.