Earkick is a mobile self-care app from Elomia Health, Inc., listed on the App Store as Earkick – Self Care AI Coach. It needs no sign-up, login or personal details to use, which the app’s own marketing treats as a privacy feature that makes a private check-in feel more discreet. Based on the app’s public listing and third-party coverage, it has Smart Check-ins that track mood, anxiety and emotional patterns over time, Progress Stats to visualise trends, guided breathing and CBT-based exercises, a Panic Button for grounding during acute anxiety, calming soundscapes and a habit tracker, and it can take voice and video input as well as text. The company’s own blog, which is what the sheet’s website link actually leads to, runs a large library of mental-health articles rather than a product landing page.
This is a health-stakes product, and the company’s own disclaimer, published on its blog, says the content is for informational and educational purposes only, is not intended to diagnose, treat or replace professional medical or psychological advice, and that medical professionals proofread the content for accuracy without it becoming a substitute for therapy or medical treatment. An AI coach can miss warning signs a trained clinician would catch, particularly in a crisis, so anyone in acute distress should contact emergency services or a crisis line rather than rely on the app alone. The iTunes listing shows active maintenance, version 2.13.8 released on 12 February 2026, with a 4.74 average from 3,305 US ratings, which is a stronger signal than the vendor’s own user counts.
The app is free to download, per the App Store listing, and no pricing or subscription details were found on the pages reviewed; check the app itself or its store listing for any in-app purchases.
