Not a generic chatbot.
General assistants are built to agree with you. For this work that is the wrong instinct. InnerWeave is built deliberately against those defaults, grounded in the specifics of psychedelic experience.
An AI integration coach for the weeks after a psychedelic experience. On your own, or alongside a coach.
InnerWeave works as a standalone coach for people exploring on their own, and alongside the facilitators, coaches and clinics already doing this work. Built to extend their reach, never to replace them.
You're on the list. I'll be in touch as the build progresses, rarely, and only when there's something real to share.
The hard part of psychedelic work is rarely the experience. It is the weeks afterwards, when the insight has to be carried into ordinary life, and when most people have no support at all.
Clinics provide little or no integration. Coaches are few, costly and fully booked. So people end up processing the most significant experience of their lives alone, or asking strangers on the internet at two in the morning. That gap is what InnerWeave is being built to close.
Lori is the coach at the centre of InnerWeave: unhurried, grounded in the body, and careful never to hand you a meaning that should be your own. She works in text and voice, with real testers today.
Live in pre-beta with real testers. Text today, voice in testing.
I had a psilocybin journey three days ago and I keep coming back to a door I didn't walk through. I don't know what to do with it.
That image clearly has a hold on you. Before we reach for what it means, can we stay with it a moment? When the door comes back to you, where do you feel it in your body?
A tightness in my chest. And a kind of sadness, like I missed something.
Thank you for letting it be that simple. Sadness and a missed turn often travel together. You don't have to solve the door today.
An example exchange, written to show how Lori works. Not a real transcript.
Two moments from a first session, in Lori's voice.
An illustrative simulation. Both voices are synthetic, not a recording of a real client.
General assistants are built to agree with you. For this work that is the wrong instinct. InnerWeave is built deliberately against those defaults, grounded in the specifics of psychedelic experience.
Not improvised warmth, but an integration methodology shaped by how trained facilitators actually work, drawing on established psychological approaches rather than guesswork.
Integration unfolds over weeks. InnerWeave helps you notice how what surfaced connects over time, so the work has shape and a sense of where it is going.
Not therapy, not diagnosis, not a crisis line. It does not interpret your experience for you. And it is built to recognise when something is beyond what a daily-practice tool should hold, and to hand you to a human who can help.
Cross-session memory
Many people explore psychedelics with no access to an integration coach at all. For them, InnerWeave is a direct, private coach for the weeks after. For people who do work with a facilitator, coach or clinic, it extends that relationship into the spaces a human cannot cover: the between-session weeks, and the long tail of unfolding.
There will never be enough human integration hours, at a price most people can pay, to meet the demand that regulation is about to unlock. The facilitated session stays human. InnerWeave holds the continuity around it, or carries it on its own where there is no coach to be found.
And for when you want a human alongside you, we are building a way to find trained facilitators you can trust. That part is still in development.
Hear Lori offer a small, concrete practice:
The facilitated session stays human. InnerWeave is being built to hold everything around it: the weeks in between, the long tail of unfolding, and the parts of the craft that only sharpen with practice.
Ongoing support for your clients that helps capture their progress and helps you arrive better prepared for the next coaching session.
A space to reflect, assess and develop your skills across key coaching criteria, helping you to stay sharp and serve your clients better.
Everything here is being designed consent-first, with facilitators in the room. If that's you, the door is open.
InnerWeave listens for distress and changes how it responds the moment it notices, pointing you to trained people as needed. A tool for integration only, never before or during an experience.
Psilocybin facilitator Integration coach 20 years in life sciences
After twenty years in the life sciences, I trained as a psilocybin facilitator (Colorado DORA-approved programme) and integration coach (ICEERS).
I'm building InnerWeave because I want this field to grow in a way where everyone can reach the support they need, not just those who can find and afford it. From my own experience, I keep seeing the same thing: the journey gets all the attention, while the weeks that follow, where lasting change is really won or lost, get almost none. InnerWeave is my attempt to fix that.
It's early, and I'm building it in the open. If you'd like to follow along, or help shape it, I'd like to hear from you.
Why I'm building InnerWeave, what it has to get right, and why a tool like this should support the people doing this work, not replace them.
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Read on Substack →You're on the list. I'll be in touch as the build progresses, rarely, and only when there's something real to share.
No. It's an integration coaching companion, not therapy, not diagnosis, and not a crisis line. It's built for the everyday work of carrying an experience into ordinary life, and it's clear about where that ends.
You talk with Lori, in text or voice, about what happened, in your own words and at your own pace. She helps you notice and name the themes and insights that matter, connect them to your everyday life, and turn that meaning into small, workable shifts in behaviour and perspective. Along the way she suggests proven integration practices, journalling among them, when they fit what you're working on, and helps you see how the work is unfolding over the weeks, so it has shape and direction.
Yes. Many people explore with no access to a coach at all. For them, InnerWeave is a direct, private coach for the weeks after, on its own.
No. It doesn't interpret your experience or hand you someone else's meaning. It helps you notice the threads yourself, at your own pace.
It listens for that, and changes how it responds the moment it notices. It names what it's hearing and points you toward trained people who can help. It's built to know when something is beyond what a daily-practice tool should hold.
No. It's for integration only, the time after. Never before, and never during.
The idea is simple: your clients keep a private space to process and practise between the times you meet, so the work carries across the gaps a human can't cover. The facilitated session stays yours. This is being built with facilitators, and it's early enough to shape.
Only ever with their consent, and only in ways we're designing carefully. Nothing about this is built to look over your client's shoulder. The private space stays private unless your client chooses otherwise. We'd rather build this slowly and get it right.
It's being built in the open, right now. There's no public launch date yet. The best way in is to join the list and say where you're coming from, and I'll be in touch as it progresses, rarely, and only when there's something real to share.