InnerWeave is your personal integration coach for the weeks after. Meet Lori: warm, unhurried and there whenever you have something to talk through.
You're in. I'll write when there's something real to share, and not before.
It's been two weeks since my journey and I can feel the clarity of it starting to fade. I'm worried I'll lose what I saw
The fading is normal, and it doesn't mean it's lost. What's one moment from the journey that still feels close?
The moment where I was walking on the beach and I had that clear feeling of peace for the first time in months
Then that's the thread we hold. Not all of it, just that. What would it look like to visit that moment once a day this week?
An example exchange, written to show how Lori works. Not a real transcript.
Something true shows up in a journey, and a week later ordinary life is quietly sanding it away. Most people have no support on hand for exactly the weeks that decide what stays. We think psychedelics could be used better: as these medicines become more accessible, so should support for what comes after. That is the whole idea behind InnerWeave, Integration for Everyone.
Lori is the AI integration coach at the heart of InnerWeave: unhurried, grounded in the body, and careful never to hand you a meaning that should be your own. She remembers what surfaced last week, notices what keeps returning, and helps you carry it into ordinary life at your own pace. No scheduling. Ready to talk when you are.
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Sorry, it's been a couple of weeks. Life got busy.
No need to apologise, there's no schedule here. Last time, you were sitting with a conversation you'd been avoiding with your dad.
I had it, actually. It was short, but I said what I needed to.
That took something. How did it sit with you afterwards?
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.
“It did much more than I expected it would.”
General assistants are built to agree with you. That is the wrong instinct for integration. InnerWeave is built to reflect before it suggests, to sit with things rather than solve them, and to stay grounded in the specifics of psychedelic experience.
The coaching draws on how trained facilitators actually work, and on established psychological approaches, not improvised warmth.
Integration unfolds over weeks. InnerWeave helps you notice how what surfaced connects over time, so the work has shape and a sense of direction.
Not therapy, not diagnosis, not a crisis line. It never interprets your experience for you, and it is built to recognise when something needs a human, and to say so.
Cross-session memory
Most people use psychedelics with no easy access to an integration coach to help them process and better understand the insights they can bring. For them, InnerWeave is a private coach for the weeks after: personal, affordable, and there at two in the morning when the wave arrives. Later, if you decide you want a human alongside you, we are building a way to find trained facilitators you can trust.
And if you do work with a guide, a coach, or a circle, InnerWeave is on your side of that relationship too. It holds the space between your sessions together, so nothing important slips away, and the humans in your corner stay at the centre of the work.
Hear Lori offer a small, concrete practice:
InnerWeave is being built with facilitators in the room, consent-first, from the start. The facilitated session stays yours; InnerWeave holds everything around it.
A private space where your people can process and practise between the times you meet. What they share stays theirs unless they choose otherwise, and it helps you arrive better prepared for the next session.
Practise real coaching scenarios, get honest feedback, and keep developing across the criteria that matter, at any stage of your career.
For teams who want continuity without an AI coaching voice, there is a quieter mode: capture and reflection only. Your people lead, and every summary is approved by the practitioner before it goes anywhere.
If that's you, the door is open. It's early enough to shape.
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 re-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.
I don't think of InnerWeave as a tech product so much as a contribution to a community I'm part of. Integration for Everyone is the point: anyone, anywhere, able to reach real support for the most meaningful experiences of their lives. It's early, I'm building it in the open, and if that vision speaks to you, whether you're an explorer, a facilitator, or somewhere in between, I'd genuinely 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.
Integration for Everyone is a simple idea: that the weeks after a psychedelic experience deserve the same care as the experience itself, for anyone, anywhere. An app alone doesn't make that true. People do.
So this is an open invitation, whoever you are.
If you're an explorer, join the beta and help shape a coach that actually serves this work. Your experience of using it is the design process.
If you guide others, come shape the tools you'd want your people to have between sessions. The door is open and it's early enough to matter.
If you work in harm reduction or community care, I'd love to find ways to put integration support where it's needed most. Write to me.
If you just believe in the idea, follow along and pass it on. Every person who understands what integration is makes this field a little safer.
The weave gets stronger with every thread. Add yours.
It means integration support should not be a luxury. Most people who have a psychedelic experience get no structured support afterwards. InnerWeave exists to change that: a real integration coach, at a price most people can manage, available to anyone, and built to work alongside the humans doing this work rather than replace them.
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 practices widely used in psychedelic integration work, such as journaling, 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 but instead, it helps you notice the threads yourself, at your own pace, and then develop your own understanding of how you could apply those insights to your daily life.
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 will have a private space within InnerWeave to process and follow their practices between the times you meet, so the work carries across the gaps a human can't cover. The coached sessions stay yours and InnerWeave helps you arrive informed. This is being built with facilitators to help them serve their clients better.
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.