Description
OpenSynaps is an online wellbeing platform that aims to help people feel less alone and find serenity and balance. It brings together hypnosis, sophrology, an AI psychologist and a caring community, alongside a range of relaxation and mental-wellness methods that users can access at their own pace, at home.
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The platform offers a variety of session types including hypnosis, sophrology, meditation, relaxation, ASMR, binaural sounds, Tibetan bowls, mandala and introspective drawing. Its stated goal is to provide a healthy, easy-to-use space where people can seek comfort, emotional support and therapeutic-style care at any time, with an à la carte approach because every person's story is different.
Founded by Charly Hayoz, who conceived the idea after years living with bipolar disorder and seeing the loneliness and anxiety such conditions can bring, OpenSynaps combines hypnosis, sophrology and several other mental methods delivered by its team. Users can try sessions for free with no registration or credit card required, then upgrade to unlimited access via monthly or annual plans, and there are also offers for professionals and an affiliate program.
- CategoryMental Health & Mindfulness
- Pricing ModelFreemium
- DeploymentCloud
- PlatformsWeb
OpenSynaps's Core Features
AI psychologist for online support
Guided hypnosis sessions
Sophrology sessions
Meditation and relaxation content
Sensory sessions including ASMR, binaural sounds and Tibetan bowls
Creative tools such as mandala and introspective drawing
Caring community
Free trial with no registration, then monthly or annual unlimited plans
How to use OpenSynaps?
Try it free: Start with a few free sessions, with no registration or credit card required.
Choose a method: Pick from hypnosis, sophrology, meditation, relaxation or sensory sessions.
Use it at your own pace: Follow sessions at home whenever you need support.
Go unlimited: Upgrade to a monthly or annual plan to unlock all features and sessions.
OpenSynaps's Use Cases
- Finding calm at any hour
- Managing insomnia and anxiety
- AI-supported reflection
- Ongoing self-care practice
