Spot your Pattern. Change your Script.

Soil Health is a personal coach that helps you notice the patterns shaping your life and the way you relate to others.

No credit card required.

3 out of 4 recommend us
3 out of 4 recommend us For individuals For couples iOS & Android Free first session

We all carry stories about ourselves, each other and the world. Some are true and some are not, but they all impact how you perceive and lead your life.

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Discover. Reflect. Reframe.

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Discover.

Every practice starts with a real conversation, on your own or together with someone you're close to.

Reflect.

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After a session, your report helps you notice what's actually going on beneath the surface.

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Reframe.

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Once a belief comes into view, you can look at it more closely, and start to question it.

Discover. Reflect. Reframe.

We all carry stories about ourselves, each other and the world. Some are true and some are not, but they all impact how you perceive and lead your life.

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Discover.

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Every practice starts with a real conversation, on your own or together with someone you're close to.

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Reflect.

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After a session, your report helps you notice what's actually going on beneath the surface.

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Reframe.

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Once a belief comes into view, you can look at it more closely, and start to question it.

For couples & individuals alike.

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For Individuals

Personal sessions.

Give voice to parts of you that are often left unheard. Notice the beliefs and patterns shaping your life, and explore what might be ready to change.

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For Couples

Shared sessions.

Practice difficult conversations with someone you trust. Use the conversation to reflect privately on what the conversation brought up in you.

How it works

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Supported by

DTU Innovation Fund Denmark TechBBQ TechSavvy InnoFounder

What people are saying

This tool doesn’t give you answers, it asks questions so you can come to them yourself. That’s real experiential learning in healing. It can’t replace talk therapy, but it’s another tool, like journaling, for the big emotional processes we sometimes go through.
— Kerime
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I love the Soil Health mission and the intention behind product. Their approach is thought-through, long-term and serious, which I think are important values to win the race once the hype in the space has settled.
— Jacob, Early adopter & test user
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Soil feels genuine and thoughtfully made. I already love the app. The reflection it gave me was incredibly accurate. I have already recommended it to others because I think it can be a truly valuable and reflective tool for many.
— Louise, Emotion-Focused Psychotherapy

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OUR ADVICE

Stick to your truth

We aim to strengthen your intuition, not overwrite it. Our AI is built to ask thoughtful questions help you uncover own insights.

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HOW WE PROTECT

We separate your identity from your session content by design. Even the AI processing your conversations never sees who you are.

Your privacy

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ABOUT US

Soil Health started with a simple question: How can technology enhance our connection with ourselves, with each other, and with the world we live in?

Our essence

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FEATURED IN

"I'd rather grow slowly than deliberately chase hypergrowth — it has to be sustainable, so I can build something that lasts." — Nina, to TechSavvy

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We believe there is a connection between the relationship with ourselves and the way we treat each other and the planet we live on.

If we want to see real change in the world, we first need to take an honest look at ourselves — and become that seed of change.

That’s why we’re named Soil Health.