Local app data
Chats, profile context, goals, and memory records are intended to live in local app storage.
Official support site
Private, self-guided AI coaching for reflection, planning, journaling, goals, and personal context. Built around local storage, structured memory, and on-device use.
arXiv system report
The report, The Model Is Not the Product: A Dual-Pillar Architecture for Local-First Psychological Coaching, describes the app's local-first runtime, structured memory corpus, deterministic orchestration, and reliability-focused evaluation approach.
Privacy first
Psych LM is designed to keep app-created content on your device unless you choose to export, share, back up, or contact support.
Chats, profile context, goals, and memory records are intended to live in local app storage.
Exports may contain sensitive personal information and should be stored carefully.
Psych LM is not emergency care, medical advice, diagnosis, therapy, or crisis support.
Support
The support page includes contact guidance, App Store links, export cautions, troubleshooting steps, and safety boundaries.
Open support pageMemory system
Psych LM is built around persistent memory, local processing, and a user-controlled record of what matters over time.
Important goals, plans, preferences, and patterns can carry forward across sessions.
The app is designed around durable records instead of disposable chat-only history.
Local data and exports remain something the user can inspect, manage, and handle carefully.
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Psych LM centers on private self-guided coaching, persistent local context, memory review, profile settings, and exportable records.
Sessions can build on goals, profile context, and memory records instead of starting from zero.
Chats, memory, plans, and exports are designed around data the user can inspect and handle.
Settings, profile context, and export tools keep the experience understandable and manageable.
Developer
Psych LM is created by Alex Mihalcea as a local-first AI app for private reflection, planning, journaling, goals, and personal context.