Text opens the door.
Put your thoughts into words, without switching on a camera or speaking out loud. An approachable format for conversations that can feel difficult to start.

✳ Community-driven mental health
A space to share what’s on your mind. Real people who understand. A coach to guide the conversation.
Anonymous, text-based group support.
Built to make reaching out feel a little easier.
A little connection can mean a lot
When you’re struggling, the first step can be the hardest. Litehouse brings people with shared experiences together in small, guided text conversations, so you can talk, listen and feel understood.
No camera. No pressure to put on a brave face. Just a more approachable way to find human connection, through a community that cares.
Inside the experience
Designed to be simple from the moment you arrive. Explore the journey below, or let the guided preview take you through it.
Illustrative preview based on the supplied app mockups. Example messages are fictional. This is not a live support session.

The Litehouse session format. Access and session availability are confirmed by the team and participating organisations.



Thoughtful technology. Human at heart.
The technology makes connection possible. The people make it meaningful.
Put your thoughts into words, without switching on a camera or speaking out loud. An approachable format for conversations that can feel difficult to start.
A browser-based, text-first experience designed for low-bandwidth connections. Fewer technical barriers between someone needing support and a community ready to listen.
A coach helps keep the conversation respectful and focused. Small groups give people space to share coping strategies, encouragement and lived experience.
Built for charities and community organisations to offer under their own brand. A familiar entry point to a wider circle of support.
There’s room for what you’re feeling
Whether you’re navigating anxiety, depression, trauma or another mental health challenge, sharing with people who understand can make reaching out feel more possible.
Topics reflect the Litehouse concept. Ask the team which groups are available through your organisation. Group support complements professional care; it does not provide diagnosis or replace treatment.
A world where no one feels alone.
Many experiences.For charities & community organisations
Give your community an accessible place to find support, through an organisation they already know and trust.
Litehouse’s model makes the platform available to charitable partners at no cost, with a white-label experience that can carry your own identity.
Talk to the team about programme suitability, coaching, access and rollout.
Early feedback
What participants in the early beta feedback shared about the idea of anonymous community support.
Being able to talk freely without any identity is a huge game changer. This gives a safe place feeling to all users.
A little clarity
It’s natural to have questions. Here are a few things worth knowing.
Ask the team ↗Litehouse is a community-driven mental health support platform designed around anonymous, text-based group conversations. The format brings up to six participants together with a coach for a 20-minute session to share experiences, coping strategies and encouragement.
Litehouse offers guided community support. It does not provide emergency care, diagnosis or a substitute for treatment from a qualified mental health professional. Coaches may include charity counsellors and students in relevant fields; their qualifications and supervision should be confirmed with the participating organisation.
If you are in immediate danger or need urgent help, contact local emergency services or an appropriate crisis service in your country.
The experience is designed to work in your browser, including on a mobile phone. The original app concept does not require a download or user registration. Ask the team about the access process for your organisation.
Contact the Litehouse team to enquire about access, participating organisations and current session availability. This website demonstrates the experience; it is not the live chat platform and does not advertise open sessions.
The app concept lets you participate under an alias rather than showing your real name to the group. An alias does not make the contents of a conversation confidential: sessions may be recorded, and details you share could identify you. Avoid posting names, addresses or other identifying information.
Before joining, request the current privacy and consent information, including what is recorded, how it is de-identified, who can access it and whether it is shared commercially.
The supplied Litehouse model offers the platform free to users through charitable organisations. It also proposes using and selling de-identified session data to support research and other healthcare insights. This makes clear information about consent, data use and privacy especially important before participation.
Ask the team for the current policy and partner terms. Read our privacy and participation information ↗
Charities and community organisations can enquire about a white-label programme for their members. The team can discuss your community’s needs, programme suitability, coach arrangements, safeguards and an appropriate rollout.
Let’s start a conversation
Looking for access, exploring a partnership or simply want to know more? Get in touch with the Litehouse team.
hannah@thelitehouse.org ↗Hannah Wilensky
Partnerships & enquiries
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Please don’t send medical records or sensitive health details.