Prototype — not yet a live service; what you type is saved only on this phone. Prototipo — aún no es un servicio real; lo que escribes se guarda solo en este teléfono.

Landing: Tell It Once

Local community outreach, and outreach for the world.

Welcome

A place to land for everyone who never had one.

Tell it once. Be seen. Approve your brief. Connect with real help.

Free to use. No politics or labels. No personal profit. This project aims to become a nonprofit; it is not yet a registered charity.

What Landing is and isn't: Landing is a free, private place to tell your story once and get connected to real help near you. It is not therapy, not a doctor, and not an emergency service.

You should not have to relive your pain every time you look for help. Here you can tell your story once, in your own words, whenever it hits, even at 3 AM. Then you can turn it into a short summary for a counselor you choose.

Your privacy: text you save stays in this browser, without encryption. Avoid sensitive details on a shared device. Voice recognition may send audio to your browser’s speech service. You decide what goes into the summary and who gets it.

This app is a bridge to real human help, not a replacement for therapy.

Tell your story

Write or talk (tap the microphone). Messy is fine. You can come back and add more any time.

These seasons don't come in order. You can move back and forth, and that's normal.

Your entries

Your summary

Fill in or edit each part. Your entries are shown above for reference. Nothing is shared until you approve and export it.

Find the right counselor

Based on your summary, look for a counselor with:

Search real directories using your preferences. Use the public directory or call your insurance plan. Ask about availability, insurance, language, telehealth, and the approach you prefer. Landing does not book appointments or verify openings. Psychology Today: Psychology Today or call your insurance plan's member line and ask for these specialties.

Questions to ask when you call: Do you have openings? Do you take my insurance? Do you offer video sessions? Do you work with the things on my list?

Share with your counselor

Please approve your summary in step 3 before sharing.



   


Your full entries are never included. Only the summary you approved.


Local help hub


Crisis help, any time
    

  • 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: call or text 988
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  • Crisis Text Line: text HOME to 741741
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  • Veterans Crisis Line: call 988, then press 1



Type your city, county, state, ZIP code or country. It stays on this device and is used only to show nearby help. No GPS, no tracking.


More ways to find real help
National resources are for the U.S.; local listings load for the place you choose.
U.S. resources. Reviewed November 8, 2026. Confirm hours, eligibility and fees; phone numbers were not test-called.
What are you looking for?
Choose any needs to see matching options. Free only shows free support or navigation, not a promise of free treatment. Crisis lines always stay visible. Choices are not saved or sent.
 
Links open independent websites with their own privacy policies. We do not send your story. Call/text charges may apply. If someone monitors your device, use a safer device for abuse support.
Talk to someone now
Counseling and access
Peer support and groups
Safety from abuse
Substance use
Veterans
Youth and family
Outside the U.S.


I need...
One tap. No explaining, no begging. These programs exist for you, and using them isn't taking from anyone.






Finding current local help
Use 211 for food, housing, benefits, transportation, peer support, and family services. Use FindTreatment.gov for treatment providers. Call the organization to confirm hours, cost, languages, and new-client openings before traveling. A working website is not a verified appointment.
211 · FindTreatment.gov




Community


Healing often happens in a room with people who get it. Find a meeting near you, at your own pace. Everyone is welcome, whether you're still using, in recovery, or somewhere in between.


Find a meeting (real public finders)


Plan your first meeting
Choose one official finder above. Confirm the time, location, accessibility, and whether the meeting is open to newcomers. Ask the organization whether a trained peer can welcome you. You can listen first and share only what feels comfortable.
Harm reduction, no lectures
Naloxone (Narcan) can reverse an opioid overdose. See Pennsylvania naloxone information. If someone is overdosing, call 911.


Reconnect, gently
For adults caring for family: if it feels safe, invite a shared walk, a simple meal, or drawing together. Ask “What would help you feel heard today?” Listen without forcing a story or an apology. Stop if anyone feels unsafe; ask 211 about family counseling or parenting support. This is not a substitute for professional help.
Pay it forward safely
Ask 211 about established local organizations that need volunteers. Let the organization handle screening, training, and supervision. Do not exchange private details or arrange meetings with strangers through this site.


Find safe peer support


A real person beside you, at your pace. Mentoring would be free, with no politics or labels.


Planned safety checks, not a live service: someone checks every mentor before they are matched: ID check, official background screening, references, training, and time in the program. Human reviewers make the decisions and re-check mentors.


There are no mentors or supervised conversations on this site. Ask an established organization about peer-support programs; check identity screening, references, training, supervision, and clear reporting procedures. Never assume a background check guarantees safety.


People with records are welcome to mentor where their experience fits. Legal and safety restrictions still apply, especially for roles with children or vulnerable people. This prototype is for adults 18 and over.


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One small step
This AI mentor preview uses simple offline rules, not a live AI. It is not a therapist or doctor. It cannot diagnose, monitor you, or contact help for you.


Your goal and steps stay in this browser without encryption. You can delete them with “Delete everything on this device” in Your story.


Crisis help is always here. Call or text 988. Local crisis line (Mercer County): 724-662-2227. For immediate danger, call 911.