Personal wellbeing, understood over time
VBuddies is a journal you can talk to. Putting memories into words, the happy, the ordinary and the hard, helps people make sense of their lives, stay connected and keep their mind active. We help organisations offer that to the people they serve.
Build around your memories
Good for the mind
Recalling your own life, putting it into words and sharing it with others is a natural way to keep your mind active and connected.
Built on your memories
Every conversation starts from the person’s own memories: their places, people, music and moments.
Conversational
People talk naturally with VBuddies, by voice or text. No tests, no scores, nothing to get wrong.
Over time
A few minutes, little and often. Over months and years it becomes a habit for the mind, and a life story that keeps growing
From everyday brain health to more personal care
Reflection & Wellbeing
Offered by organisations to their members and staff: personal conversations that help people look back on their memories, share their story with family and keep their mind active.
See the member experience →Premium programmes for organisations
An optional premium level for organisations is on its way, with more structured programmes and personal insights for people who choose to turn them on.
Talk to us →Into health and care
In time, we aim to bring our conversational technology into health and care, helping professionals support brain health with more timely and personal care.
Our approach for health and care →Developed in Cambridge with leading researchers
Built on research into autobiographical memory: how we remember, and retell, our own lives. Our team brings together AI, natural language processing, cognitive neuroscience and regulated health technology, with scientific advisors from the University of East Anglia and the University of Cambridge.
Meet our people →Patent pending
UK application GB2609962.2
VBuddies®
UK registered trade mark
Scientific advisors from
University of Cambridge · University of East Anglia
Pilots from January 2027
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Whether you run clubs, look after staff or policyholders, support residents, or work in health, care or research, we'd like to hear from you.
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