One-tap mood check-in
The home screen opens with five faces from low to great. One tap saves the mood. A short note and a tag, such as work or sleep, are optional.
Innerlane is a mental wellness app designed and built by our team. A person follows short guided programmes, notes their mood each day and books video or voice sessions with a counsellor. The counsellor sees only what the person chooses to share.
Innerlane was designed and built by the PRS CloudTech team.
The brief
Many people feel stressed, low or unable to sleep, but few take a first step. Finding a counsellor is hard, sessions are far away, and writing about feelings on a phone note gets forgotten.
Counsellors have the opposite problem. They meet a client once a week and know little about the days in between. They also spend time on bookings and reminders instead of on people.
Small steps
Lessons must be short enough to finish on a tired evening, or people stop after two days.
A private diary
People will only be honest if they know who can see their notes.
Easy booking
A person should pick a topic, a language and a time without a phone call.
Context for the counsellor
The counsellor needs to know how the week went, but only if the client agrees.
What we designed
Innerlane keeps each part simple and puts the person in control of what is shared.
The home screen opens with five faces from low to great. One tap saves the mood. A short note and a tag, such as work or sleep, are optional.
A programme is a set of daily lessons for one goal, like better sleep or less worry. Each day takes six to ten minutes and can be a short read, an audio guide or a small task.
A weekly picture shows how the mood moved and what was written on each day. The diary is private by default.
People filter counsellors by topic and language, see the next open times and book a video or voice session. Reminders arrive before the session.
Before a session the person can share a weekly summary or one entry. The counsellor sees only what was shared and nothing else from the diary.
The counsellor sees the day's sessions, notes, programme progress and clients who asked for a check-in. Open slots are set in the same screen.
Screens
The mobile app
How it works
Here is how the main tasks work in Innerlane, from the first mood check-in to a session with a counsellor.
Start small
A new user answers three questions, gets a suggested programme and finishes the first lesson on the same evening.
Keep a diary
The user taps a face each day, adds a few words now and then and sees the week's picture on Sunday.
Book a counsellor
The user filters by topic and language, picks a slot, pays and gets a reminder with a join button.
Ask for a check-in
When the week feels hard, the user taps one button. The counsellor sees the request on the dashboard and replies the same day.
Suggested technology
What we would deliver
FAQ
It is an app that helps people look after their mind each day. It can give short guided lessons, a place to note how they feel and a way to talk to a trained counsellor.
Diary entries and session notes are stored encrypted and each counsellor sees only the clients booked with them. Sharing is a separate step the person chooses, and every view of shared data is logged. We also plan consent screens and data deletion on request from the start.
Yes. We can build the mobile app for Android and iOS, a web dashboard for your counsellors, and connect video or voice calls and payments.
Only the person, unless they choose to share an entry or a weekly summary with their counsellor. In this design sharing is always a clear, separate step.
No. It is built for everyday support and for booking sessions with counsellors. It shows helpline numbers on the home screen for people who need to talk to someone right now.
Tell us who will use it and what it must do. We will reply with a plan, a timeline and a price.