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Name the moment
Start with plain-language choices like ‘Everything is too much’ or ‘My brain won’t shut up’—not a clinical intake form.
In-the-moment SEL support
ThoughtPilot helps kids and teens make sense of an overwhelming moment, then guides them toward one practical tool that actually fits—without turning feelings into homework.
Built for ages 8–17 and the adults who support them.
What to expect
One moment at a time
Instead of dropping a library in front of an overwhelmed brain, ThoughtPilot asks just enough to understand what kind of support may help.
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Start with plain-language choices like ‘Everything is too much’ or ‘My brain won’t shut up’—not a clinical intake form.
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A few focused follow-up questions distinguish sensory overload, racing thoughts, school pressure, conflict, and more.
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ThoughtPilot routes the moment to a short exercise, grounding activity, prompt, or practical sorter that feels manageable now.
A result worth keeping
“My brain currently has 37 tabs open.”
Create a relatable summary that can be saved or shared without showing private writing, followed by a tiny activity such as a brain dump or school-stress sorter.
Sort what came out
Need to do
Can wait
Not actually my problem
Access
Core check-ins stay approachable for young people. Paid plans add deeper tools for families and professionals.
For trying core check-ins.
$0
More ways to untangle recurring moments.
$8 / month
For one youth-support professional.
$19 / month
Good to know
What is going on?
Begin with what this moment feels like. ThoughtPilot will help narrow it down from there.
Start a check-in