Give it a name
The first thing your companion asks is what you'd like to call it. Rather not pick? After three quick questions, it suggests one itself.
How it works
Three steps, no ceremony.
Say whatever you need
There's no right way to start. Say it out loud or type it, the way it comes out.
Be heard
The companion follows along, keeps its replies short, asks gentle questions and stays with you until you're done.
What the companion does
It listens, keeps the conversation going, and pays attention to what you're actually saying. Warm, casual and patient — the talking is yours to do.
What it never does
It doesn't give opinions, doesn't offer solutions, doesn't judge, doesn't diagnose, and never pretends to be human or a professional. If a conversation shows signs of crisis, the casual tone steps back and Diga Me points you to real support, with care.
Voice or text, your call
Conversations start out loud: you speak, and the companion answers in a warm, calm voice. Rather read and type? One tap switches both to text — and the voice stops right away.
In settings you can mix them: speak and read, or type and listen. And if you'd rather not allow the microphone, everything works in text.
One conversation that keeps going
There's no list of chats and nothing to start over. It's a single conversation that opens right where you left off.
To keep up with you, the companion remembers what you've talked about over the last 30 days. It never hands you a summary, never labels you, and lets go of anything older.
An account, and that's it
You sign in with Google, Apple or e-mail before the first conversation, so your companion is there when you come back. Diga Me is for adults: sign-up asks for your date of birth only to check you're 18 or over, and doesn't keep it.
What it costs
Seven days free, then a plan paid monthly or yearly.
Your conversations are yours
What you share is sensitive, and we treat it that way.
If right now is heavy
Diga Me is a companion to talk to — it doesn't replace professional care.
In Brazil, CVV listens 24/7: call 188 or chat at cvv.org.br.
In the United States, call or text 988 — the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.