Built by a clinical social worker using the Biopsychosocial framework—the same model used in therapy—BIRD automatically tracks patterns across three dimensions: → Biological (sleep, energy, physical state) → Psychological (mood, stress, thoughts) → Social (work, relationships, environment) Then it synthesizes the connections you'd miss: "Your sleep issues correlate with work stress, which precedes your irritability."

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Hey PH! I'm James, LCSW-S —a masters level clinical social worker in supervised residency. In practice, I saw an opportunity for invention: people have real breakthroughs, then lose the thread between sessions. They forget the insight that felt life-changing three days ago. I built BIRD as a cognitive utility to hold that context. It uses the Biopsychosocial framework to connect your physical state, your environment, and your thoughts—then synthesizes patterns you'd never notice yourself. This isn't a "friend." It's an external prefrontal cortex. I'm here all day—ask me anything about the clinical logic, the tech, or why I think most AI companions are built wrong. Try the free tier and tell me what your first synthesis looks like!

Intercom — Startups get 90% off Intercom + 1 year of Fin AI Agent free

Startups get 90% off Intercom + 1 year of Fin AI Agent free

BIRD

AI companion built by a clinician, not a tech bro

AI companion built by a clinician, not a tech bro