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Owned by the user
Guardian stays inside the user's private support flow and does not create an outside alert stream.
For Individuals / Guardian
Safety routing that stays with the user.
When language suggests risk, Guardian can change the support path, slow the moment down, and keep the user oriented toward safer next actions.
Guardian
What Guardian can do
Guardian can help redirect a risky support moment toward calmer, safer options while keeping the conversation inside the personal lane.
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Bounded routing
It can slow the interaction, change the support path, and point to safer next actions without describing private routing logic.
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Visible limits
The non-clinical boundary is shown as part of the product surface, not hidden in small print.
Guardian
Non-clinical by design
Guardian is not therapy, medical advice, or a crisis line. It is a bounded support-routing feature for the user's private thread.
The user keeps ownership of the support path.
Private routing rules stay out of public claims.
Risk language is handled with careful disclosure.
Guardian is not therapy, medical advice, or a crisis line.
What Guardian does not claim
What Guardian does not claim
Guardian is not presented as a medical device, a diagnostic system, an emergency service, or a promise of intervention.
No diagnosis.
No hidden delivery of private support content outside the personal thread.
No promise of emergency response.
Guardian
Use support with clear safety limits.
Start a private thread that names its boundaries before it asks for trust.
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Emotional AI Companion
Private companion support, continuity, and safety model.
Category entry: support for people, signal for teams, and human-owned decisions.
Read-only specimen of companion, company, and recruitment workflows.
Feature page for account-owned support context, review, replacement, and deletion.
Feature page for the private daily support ritual, separate from workplace signal.
Companion philosophy, Guardian boundaries, and privacy commitments.