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AI · January 7, 2025

Milburn

All-in-one mental health solution: AI Journal+Therapist

Milburn launched on January 7, 2025 with 41 votes, #514 of 6,142 launches that month and more than 90% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.

What it does

We built Milburn to integrate all our mental health needs into one tool. Milburn offers personalized therapy with long-term memory, an AI journal with tailored prompts and insights based on historical patterns, and a dashboard to track and direct progress.

Professional-grade mental health support through AI therapy and journaling, tailored to your unique needs. Growing and evolving with you through every conversation.

Milburn is no longer operational. We are sorry for the inconvenience and incredibly grateful for your support. Personalized and secure therapy sessions combined with AI-powered journaling, tailored to your unique needs. Growing and evolving with you through every word. Watch a real life example of how Milburn could help you on your wellbeing journey. Milburn combines therapy and journaling into one seamlessly integrated product. Get the support you need and reflect on your journey - all in a single platform. We use end-to-end encryption with external key management to protect your data. Neither can we see your data, nor can any hacker who got access to our database. Through ongoing feedback…from milburn.vercel.app

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