A virtual mentor who listens in the moment, helps you understand what keeps repeating
and stays with you all year, in the app you already use every day.
Some days your mind races, your body feels heavy and decisions grow bigger than they should. EITA was born to help you pause, name what you're feeling and take the next step more calmly.
She helps you breathe, name what you're feeling and find one small action for right now.
Talking to EITA, you organize your thoughts, prioritize what matters and get your clarity back.
No rush and no judgment, she holds space for what you bring and helps turn weight into a next step.
Talking it out helps in the moment, but what keeps repeating comes back the following week. That is why EITA doesn't stop at the conversation:

General-purpose AIs know a little about everything. EITA was built by psychologists and neuroscientists to help with what you feel and live through. See the difference in practice.
When anxiety hits out of nowhere, EITA doesn't drop canned phrases. She investigates what's happening in your body and head before pointing to any way forward.
Most chatbots accept what you say and move on. EITA makes you stop, reflect and name what's going on. That's the foundation of Anaclaudia Zani's methodology.
You chat with EITA exactly like you chat with anyone. In the app, on WhatsApp, on Telegram or in your browser. Available anytime, no judgment.
Monthly, quarterly or annual. All features in every plan. Cancel anytime.
Download the app, save the contact on WhatsApp or Telegram, or open it in your browser. Wherever you are, EITA arrives in 60 seconds.
Tell her how you feel, ask for reminders, set routines. The next day, the 21-day method starts in your inbox.
Anaclaudia Zani is a neuroscientist with over 20 years helping executives, entrepreneurs and families unlock their true potential.
Throughout her career, she noticed most people only sought help when already at their limit. That's where the idea of an accessible mentor, available any time, trained with her clinical methodology, was born.
Your best friend never off duty, quick to reply and unbothered if you tell the same story again. She listens with patience and helps you reframe everything within your context.
EITA started in Brazil, where the national press covered its mission of making emotional support accessible to everyone. It worked so well that it is now expanding worldwide.

A história de Anaclaudia Zani, que estudou psicologia e neurociência para entender o sofrimento mental que atravessava gerações da sua família, e de como esse caminho virou a EITA. A reportagem também testou a ferramenta.
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Sem substituir terapia, a ferramenta já trocou 500 mil mensagens com usuários em busca de alento.
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EITA is a virtual mentor that uses AI trained on neuroscientist Anaclaudia Zani's methodology to help you navigate emotional challenges, organize your life and make better decisions.
On WhatsApp, Telegram, in your browser or in the EITA app. You pick the channel you prefer. They're all synced, so EITA remembers everything no matter where you talk to her.
You pick your channel and can talk to EITA right away, by text or audio, whenever you need. The next day the 21-day method begins: one short e-mail a day with an exercise to do with her. The method is in Portuguese.
Yes. Full confidentiality. LGPD compliant. Your conversations are protected and never shared with third parties.
Yes, no catch. Simple, transparent cancellation policy: cancel right from your dashboard or by talking to support.
No. EITA is emotional support and self-awareness training for everyday life, and it doesn't replace professional psychological care. If you're in therapy, she helps you notice and organize what happens between sessions. In a crisis, contact your local emergency number right away. In the US, call or text 988; in the UK and Ireland, call Samaritans on 116 123; in Brazil, call CVV on 188 (free, 24h).
You pay by credit card. We accept all major credit card brands.

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