About Zyvora

A personal companion, not an anonymous counting app

Zyvora is an AI companion you talk to in writing, much like you would with a person. She's there for the moments not even the most perfect schedule could keep watch over — a night when you can't sleep, a break at work when the craving hits out of nowhere, a moment when you're not sure you can do this. She doesn't count days. She doesn't care how many times you've tried before. She's simply there, right in the second you need her.

She runs directly in your web browser — on mobile, tablet, or computer, with nothing to download or install. She's available whenever you need her.

Why she exists

Most quitting apps are built on willpower and clean-day counters. That works — until the moment it doesn't. Then come the guilt, the sense of failure, and the pressure to "start over from zero." That's exactly the point where most people stop using the app, even though it's the moment they need it most.

Zyvora is built on the opposite principle: a slip isn't the end, it's just information. She doesn't judge, doesn't dwell on the past, doesn't close any doors. She works with what's here, right now.

How she thinks

Shame and pressure raise stress. Stress is the most common trigger for a craving. It's a vicious cycle — the harder you push yourself, the worse it tends to go.

Zyvora breaks that cycle differently: she offers a space where there's nothing to justify. Once an emotion or a craving is named out loud (or written down), its intensity usually starts to ease within a few minutes on its own. Zyvora helps with that — not with one more piece of advice, but by being with you in that specific minute, not in some general plan for next month.

With the Premium version, she also remembers what she already knows about you — your triggers, your hardest times of day, what's helped before. So the conversation never has to start from zero. With Premium she can also check facts on the internet — studies, guidelines and books — and always shows where the information comes from.

What her guidance is based on

Zyvora's recommendations draw on publicly available guidance, above all from the World Health Organization (WHO), the UK National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) and Cochrane systematic reviews.

These organisations are not affiliated in any way with Zyvora or its operator, Exnico, s.r.o. (Czech Republic, EU), and have not reviewed or endorsed the service.

What Zyvora is not

Zyvora is AI-powered software. She can listen, respond, and be present — but she is not a doctor, psychologist, or therapist. She doesn't diagnose, doesn't treat, and doesn't replace professional care. If it's an acute crisis or a risk to your health, a crisis line is always clearly available — Zyvora herself is not a crisis service.

Her responses are generated by AI, which can get things wrong. That's why we try to be transparent about what Zyvora can do and where her limits are — we'd rather promise less and know we can keep it.

Your conversations are yours

We don't use what you share to train public AI models, and we don't sell it to third parties. Data is encrypted and handled in line with GDPR standards for sensitive personal data. You can be as open as you need to be. Only you see your conversations – we do not look at their content unless you explicitly ask us to – and you can delete them at any time.

Questions?

You'll find answers to common questions in our Help. If something isn't working, write to support@zyvora.ai. For any other questions, contact info@zyvora.ai.