Take care of your mental health, in complete confidentiality.
Check in with yourself, talk to a verified professional, learn at your own pace. An app built for the DRC, in French and English, light on simple phones and slow networks.
Check-up
Short tests for stress, mood, anxiety, sleep and burnout. You follow your progress over time. A check-up gives signs and a recommendation, never a diagnosis.
Care
Text, audio or video consultations with psychologists, psychiatrists and other professionals whose credentials are verified. Session summary and prescription with a verification QR code.
Learn
Short courses with quizzes and a verifiable certificate, downloadable to read offline.
Community
Stories under a pseudonym, articles from specialists and news from AfyaKili. Every post is reviewed before it appears.
Your data belongs to you
- Your employer or school never sees your answers, results or consultations.
- Organisations only get group trends of at least 10 people. A smaller group is not shown.
- The community is kept apart from your health record.
- Data hosted in the European Union (Paris). You can export or delete your data from the app.
- Notifications stay discreet: never a result or a test name on screen.
For companies and schools
A dashboard without individual records
Participation, wellbeing levels and trends by department or class, always as a group. PDF report for management.
Check-up campaigns
Suggest a check-up to your teams or students. Everyone gets a discreet invitation and answers in private.
Plus included
With a contract, your members get AfyaKili Plus (full courses, history, offline) and, if you wish, covered consultations.
Write to us: sales@afyakiliworld.com
Are you a mental health professional?
Create your profile, send your documents (ID, licence to practise, diploma) and offer your time slots. Once the AfyaKili team has verified them, you see patients by text, audio or video.
In immediate danger
AfyaKili does not replace emergency services. If you or someone close to you is in danger, call emergency services or go to the nearest health centre.