Deepen

@adamcohenhillel Building Deepen with my best friend has been an absolutely wild ride so far. 🚀 Being able to use Deepen has actually been helping me through it as we go. I'm still surprised sometimes with how insightful it can be and how much it's learned about me and how I work best. We've really been trying to make something that we love using ourselves and are really proud of. Really hope that you like it too 🙏

@adamcohenhillel Congratulations Adam for building a wonderful product 🎉

@adamcohenhillel Good luck, guys! 🚀🚀🚀

@adamcohenhillel How is it different than basic chatGPT? you can ask the same questions there.

@adamcohenhillel Adam, congrats on the launch! I wonder what do you see as the main differences between therapy with a human and therapy with AI? Or perhaps the line is blurred and there should be no difference?

@senthil99nathan Great questions! 1) Two main differences although there are others. First: the memory of Deepen is unlimited - it can recall & fetch information from any of your previous conversations with the AI (whereas ChatGPT is very limited in that regard). Secondly: it's carefully tuned to provide a good therapeutic experience and to behave in a more human-like manner than ChatGPT does. 2) Primarily sentiment analysis - it's surprising how much the way we write can give away how we are feeling! 3) The mobile app has a freemium model with a free trial. That means you can enjoy the app with limited access indefinitely or you can subscribe to get full access (which includes a 7-day free trial during which time you can cancel and never be charged)

@daniel_hunt4 , sounds great, Daniel! And thanks for clarifying. All the best again on your launch :)

@senthil99nathan @daniel_hunt4 Great insight here.

@anna_kasumova At the moment we support English, Spanish, Simplified Chinese and Hebrew by default. Definitely interested in adding more languages though so we very open to requests!!

@anna_kasumova As for pricing - we have a freemium model so you can use the app with some limits on functionality for free! To get full access it is a monthly subscription but with a 7-day free trial so you can try before you buy

@anna_kasumova @daniel_hunt4 Looking forward to have Italian as a Language!

@justin_govy As Adam mentioned in another comment just now, we're super obsessed about protecting our users' privacy. From his comment: Anything you put in Deepen is 100% private. All data is stored securely and encrypted; you may delete it at any time. We use OpenAI's services for some text analysis, and they provide the same assurances (as well as automatically deleting any data they keep within 30 days). We do not share any data with advertisers or other third parties. We definitely need to make sure we're communicating this better on our website and in the app so thanks a lot for the question and feedback 🙌

@daniel_hunt4 Awesome, really looking forward to trying it out!

@daniel_hunt4 Glad to know you are keep privacy in mind. Thats great. I'm always concerned since therapeutic settings necessarily involves intensely personal information. However to use gpt in the back it has to be given text in plain format and not encrypted. Similarly for information retrieval for memory which I assume uses some form of semantic similarity model requires text in plain format. That being the case I'm curious about the process/accessibility of decryption keys on your team. I'm building something that also involves private information of users being exposed to gpt and have been unable to yet find a bulletproof way of ensuring privacy similar to E2E encryption such that only the users and gpt have access to the sensitive content. Would love to pick some tips from your team if possible

@justin_govy Check out https://www.psychologytoday.com. There is a therapist finder. 100% free. And you get a heavily-educated and experienced human instead of ChatGPT in a wrapper.

@sandradjajic Exactly!! Even if our product only ends up helping a few people in need then I'll be counting it as a success

@stpe Great point! In the app you can find the functionality to delete all your data as required by GDPR. Of course everything is stored completely privately and securely and you're right that we should emphasise that on the website - will get right on that after the launch!

@daniel_hunt4 I assume you are not based out of the European Union (any longer), so I guess you don't really need to follow the GDPR rules. It is more that GDPR have created a greater awareness about data privacy that hence may trigger potential users to wonder about it. GDPR is way more than allowing a user to remove their data.

@stpe I believe we would still need to follow GDPR for our European users wherever we are based. Happy to be corrected on that if I'm wrong though!! For sure deletion is only one of the many requirements - just mentioned that to make it clear that we have implemented them since it's typically the one that companies are most reluctant to support 😉 I'm strongly in favour of the GDPR requirements in general though - I think it's really important that people are in control of their data and that companies are forced to respect that.

@gauravdoodles Deepen doesn't aim to fully replace mental health professionals or medical treatment. It will help where it can but will also refer users to medical resources in severe situations. Please DO try using it, but not at the exclusion of everything else! We'd love any feedback you can think of while using it 😄

@daniel_hunt4 Dude you should not be laughing I guess 😪. I am a transgender and what I have suffered since my childhood in this shit world only I now . I have no one to fall back into in my bad time . It is just me and god 🙏

@gauravdoodles Sorry - I didn't mean the emoji in that way at all. Thought it was just a smile. Would never want to make light of your situation at all