Manifesto
A higher standard for mental health support.
Mental health is with us all day, every day. It shapes how we think, decide, learn, work and relate to others. And yet effective support is still far from most people. It arrives late, costs too much, or stops when it is needed most.
Some mental health support is easy to buy and changes little; some is valuable and out of reach.
We founded Verenmi to close that gap between needing support and receiving it, with something serious, trustworthy and useful, for people first and for the organizations they are part of.
We believe emotional skills deserve lifelong practice, and that support should be available throughout that process: to grow, to navigate what life brings, and to get professional help when it is needed. Not only when something feels wrong.
Mission
To build a trusted platform for emotional growth and mental health support, combining AI coaching and human supervision, so that anyone can learn, navigate and receive immediate, private, quality help, and organizations can understand and correct systemic risk without exposing anyone.
Vision
We want to become the trust layer of emotional growth and mental health in Latin America.
In the near term, we want to build a platform with clear clinical criteria, continuous follow-up and human supervision, able to offer private, timely help at scale, starting with the individual.
In the long term, we want to develop AI systems that understand human behavior better and extend the reach of mental health professionals, without replacing their judgment or their responsibility.
What we believe
Mental health sustains our potential
Like physical health, mental health needs care when we are well and timely attention when something comes undone. Caring for it reduces risk and widens what a person can do.
Privacy is part of the contract
People ask for help only when they know their privacy is protected. Organizations need to see general patterns to correct workload, climate and burnout; that view must be built without exposing anyone.
AI needs clinical limits
AI can widen access and give support continuity. It also needs clear limits, human supervision and quality criteria. In mental health, trust depends on knowing how far the technology goes and when a person must step in.
Measuring should help, not intrude
Good measurement improves the quality of help and catches risk in time. It must respect privacy and avoid any form of surveillance. Its purpose is better decisions, never watching people.
Rigor over spectacle
We value innovation, and we do not confuse novelty with quality. We adopt it when it is useful, safe and responsible. In a subject as sensitive as mental health, trust weighs more than fashion.
Our commitments
- Design continuous, preventive help, not only crisis response.
- Protect each person's privacy as a design rule, not a setting.
- Combine artificial intelligence and human supervision from the start.
- Explain clearly what our technology can do, what its limits are, and when a person must intervene.
- Raise the standard of mental health support with a proposal that is serious, respectful and measurable.
That is the platform we are building. Cyki, our AI coaching app, is the first step.
