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Kiltr is a free, end-to-end encrypted health and wellbeing platform available on iOS, Android, Apple Watch, and web. Kiltr helps individuals track their mood, sleep, medications, symptoms, meals, and daily activities, with guided CBT and DBT coping skills, safety plans, automated insights, and therapist-ready clinical reports. For healthcare professionals, Kiltr offers appointment management, clinical team creation, GP practice linking with NHS ODS verification, and cross-practice collaboration. All data is encrypted on the device before syncing, with no third-party tracking and no data selling. Built from lived experience by a solo founder in Scotland, Kiltr exists to give everyone access to private, practical tools for better wellbeing.
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Long Dog Labs Limited, PO BOX 14430, KY4 4AF, Cowdenbeath, United Kingdom
- hello@kiltr.co.uk
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