Abby
Abby is upfront about its own limits, which matters more than usual in this category: it states plainly it is not a licensed therapist and cannot diagnose or treat anything, and points toward real therapists when that's what's needed. Within that scope it offers a reasonably full-featured companion -- voice mode, memory, multilingual support -- but as with any AI companion for emotional support, it can't replace a human clinician in a genuine crisis.
Pros
- Explicitly and repeatedly disclaims being a substitute for licensed therapy, rather than overstating its role
- Voice mode and unlimited messaging on the paid tier
- 88+ language support
- Includes a therapist-finder pointing toward professional help
Cons
- No company name or location disclosed, which matters for a mental-health-adjacent product handling sensitive conversations
- Free tier is text-only
- As an AI companion, it cannot handle genuine crisis situations