Welcome to Inspo

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Inspo has a unique focus on peer-to-peer practices.  While we are big believers in utilizing mental health and wellness professionals (more on this in our Terms and Conditions), we believe that the most important people in our lives have the greatest influence on our day-to-day lives.  By doing wellness with our friends, we can go further and deeper on our journey to our best selves.   

The app is currently in development.  Don’t miss out. Join (HYPERINK) the Waitlist to be notified when you can download the Inspo App. 

We believe Social Networking is a powerful tool that can allow people to get real with the right people in their lives.  Every feature within Inspo is designed to make authentic and meaningful connections easier as you journey to your Best Self.    Because we're better together, Inspo is a space to do mental health and wellness together.  

Ah, our favorite question!  Short answer: No.  

Longer Answer: This is not a platform to publicly vent about your fight with your boyfriend.  This space has a focus on getting real and vulnerable but primarily with the core group of people in your life.

The Feelings Check-In is a self-assessment tool that allows users to pinpoint what they are feeling and share it with the right people.  The feature is fully developed in our Mobile App but you can learn how to use the concept today for FREE.  For detailed instructions see our Blog.  Hear the story behind the concept with our short videos here: The Kali Story. 

Social Media dilemmas are present on a global level. There are multiple underlying causes.  The need for connection has been answered with an online culture that drives loneliness and envy.  In 2016, the PMC U.S. National Library of Medicine National Institutes of Health studied the link between social media use and depression.  The synopsis of the research states that “passive consumption of social media content—as opposed to active communication—has been associated with decrease in bonding and bridging social capital and increase in loneliness. One explanation may be that exposure to highly idealized representations of peers on social media elicits feelings of envy and the distorted belief that others lead happier and/or more successful lives.  Consequently, these envious feelings may lead to a sense of self-inferiority and depression over time.” Because of this research, the social problem can be identified as a social networking platforms that inhibit the user from participating in meaningful and emotionally intelligent ways to connect.  Our solution is found in our vision: “We believe Social Networking is a powerful tool that can allow people to get real with the right people in their lives.  Every feature within Inspo is designed to make authentic and meaningful connections easier as you journey to your Best Self.”  One of those core features is our Feelings Check-In, which is a practical and easy-to-use tool for emotional intelligence.