
When stress has built up
Short exercises help ease the tension and regain a sense of control.

Scarb helps you better understand your state, track your mood, do short exercises, keep a journal, and get gentle support from Milo – right on your phone.

Hi, I'm Milo. Let's gently check in – how are you feeling today?
You can use Scarb honestly and calmly: the company doesn't see your personal check-in answers, notes, AI chat, or the state of a specific person.
Scarb is built as a confidential space. All personal data stays protected. The company can only see anonymized trends at the group level, if the sample is large enough for safe analytics.
your check-in answers;
your journal;
AI chat with Milo;
personal analytics;
your notes;
data you've shared with your psychologist;
your personal state.

general trends across groups;
anonymized statistics;
activity levels without personal details;
team-level signals, only if a person can't be identified.
GDPR-ready
Privacy by default
ISO 27001-ready
Data under your control
Sometimes it's hard to tell what's actually going on: you're tired, overloaded, losing focus, not getting enough recovery time, or just going through a hard stretch. Scarb helps you pause, put your state into simple words, and take a first small step toward support.

Short exercises help ease the tension and regain a sense of control.

Scarb helps you notice what affects your focus, energy, and motivation.

The app explains symptoms in simple words, without scary labels.

Milo, a journal, exercises, and a personal path help you not face everything alone.

Scarb can suggest an exercise for calming down, sleep, breathing, or gently coming back to yourself.

You see the dynamics of your mood, recurring factors, and small changes over time.
You answer a few simple questions about how you're feeling and what's on your mind.

Quickly track how you feel and see how your state changes over time.
Milo is your kind guide in Scarb. He helps you through check-ins, explains exercises, supports you afterward, and reminds you that recovery doesn't have to be perfect. Small steps are enough.
Let's start small. How are you today?
Milo is your kind guide in Scarb. He helps you through check-ins, explains exercises, supports you afterward, and reminds you that recovery doesn't have to be perfect. Small steps are enough.
Let's start small. How are you today?
Milo can help structure your thoughts, suggest an exercise from the app, explain a technique, or guide your next small step. He doesn't diagnose, prescribe treatment, or replace a psychologist.

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Hi, I'm feeling really tense today. What can I do?
Hey! When there's too much tension, it's hard for your brain to switch off. Let's not try to solve everything at once — instead, let's bring back a bit of that sense of control.
Yeah, maybe... I'm a bit tired of feeling this way
Then let's start with a small step — a short breathing and grounding exercise.

Scarb helps you notice patterns: how your mood changes, which topics keep coming up, which exercises help, and on which days you struggle most.

A chart showing how your state has been changing.

What most often affects your mood: sleep, work, relationships, workload, well-being.

Which techniques you've practiced and how often.

How many steps you've already taken.

Scarb helps you notice even small changes.
Scarb helps you notice patterns: how your mood changes, which topics keep coming up, which exercises help, and on which days you struggle most.
If you already work with a psychologist, Scarb can become a shared space for better collaboration between sessions.

A psychologist usually sees you only during sessions. But much of what's important happens in between: mood shifts, new thoughts, exercises done or skipped, recurring situations.
In Scarb, you can connect your psychologist and decide exactly what data to share. This helps your specialist better understand your dynamics and tailor their work to your current state.
The psychologist doesn't get access automatically. You confirm the connection and choose which data to share.
Your psychologist can see your mood trends, completed exercises, and notes you choose to share.
No need to try to recall everything that happened during the week before a session.
You can turn off access at any time.

Scarb has microlearning – short lessons that take just a few minutes. They help you better understand emotions, stress, sleep, communication, recovery, and teamwork.

Returning to a work environment after military experience can be hard. Scarb helps veterans adapt gently, while helping civilian colleagues and managers better understand how to support them with respect and without pressure.
Materials, exercises, and practices for adapting, recovering, and returning to a work routine.

Short training on respectful communication, respecting experience, and interacting without stigma.

Guidance on how to support an employee without pressuring them or making assumptions.

Scarb helps build a safer environment where it's easier for people to talk about their needs and boundaries.

In Scarb, everything is built around privacy: your answers, notes, progress, AI chat, and data shared with your psychologist all remain protected.

You control which data to keep, what to share, and who to grant access to. Scarb doesn't share your private answers with the company and doesn't show any specific person's personal state.
Transparent data processing, user consent, access control, and the ability to manage your own data.
Our approach to data security follows ISO 27001 principles: access control, information protection, risk management, and secure handling of sensitive data.
You decide what to share.
Your journal, AI chat, and private answers aren't shared with your employer.
If you connect your own psychologist, they only see the data you've shared.
You can revoke access at any time.
Your company sends you a personal access code to sign up in the app.
Using Scarb should be voluntary. You decide for yourself how and when to use the app.
No. The company can't see your private answers, journal, AI chat, or personal state.
You don't have to change your whole life today. Just check in on how you're doing, and let Scarb suggest a gentle first step.
I'm here. Shall we start gently?
You don't have to change your whole life today. Just check in on how you're doing, and let Scarb suggest a gentle first step.
I'm here. Shall we start gently?