AimeeSays can recognize controlling behavior, as well as provide advice, resources, and a path to safety. The web-based AI-companion now has 13,000 monthly users.
DENVER — Domestic violence victims can often feel alone and isolated. It can be tough to find a friend or family member who understands the complexities of their experience.
Now, there’s a free app online that’s like having a supportive friend 24/7.
AimeeSays understands controlling behavior during and after a relationship. It’s meant to help domestic violence victims whenever they need it.
The web-based app is an AI-companion, like a chat-bot, who’s compassionate and non-judgmental.
“It provides a concrete response that your reality is real, the way that you are experiencing that situation is real, so that you can have the confidence to make the next step that’s best for you,” said Anne Wintemute, CEO and co-founder of AimeeSays.
AimeeSays can recognize coercive control, narcissistic abuse, and …