Take a moment.
Choose how you feel. Add a private note, or keep it simple.
Start with you ↗Some days, all it takes is someone who knows.
Check in with yourself. Let your people be there.
Be there.No perfect words needed. Just a simple way to notice,
reach out, and be there for each other.
Choose how you feel. Add a private note, or keep it simple.
Start with you ↗Build a Circle of people you trust. Decide who can receive a nudge.
Connection, by choice ↗Review your message. Let someone know a little support would help.
A small way to reach out ↗A kind message. A conversation. One small step toward feeling connected.
Care becomes action ↗Good days, tough days, and everything in between. Hearteli helps you make room for all of them.
It’s okay to have good days and tough days.
People who care about you.
Let your person know you could use a check-in.
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It can be hard to ask for support. And hard to know when someone needs you. Hearteli makes that first step feel a little easier.
A nudge gives your people a gentle way to start the conversation.
Reflect on your check-ins and small steps over time, privately.
Your check-ins start private. You choose each recipient, review what you share, and control your Circle permissions.
Bring a little more care into the workday. A dedicated space for owners and managers to organise their team and share helpful resources.
Personal moods and private notes stay out of the workplace dashboard.
Get started for WorkOne space for your team’s resources and roles.
Your check-ins start private. Being in your Circle does not grant access to private notes or your full history. You deliberately choose what goes into each nudge.
A short message you review and send to a trusted person who has accepted your Circle invitation and enabled nudges. It gives them a gentle prompt to check in.
No. You can use check-ins privately. Sharing a nudge is always your choice.
The workplace console does not reveal personal moods, private notes or individual check-in history. Workplace membership never grants that access.
Start with a moment for yourself.
Make room for the people who matter.