Plain answers to real questions.

Manai turns a meaningful goal into a personal program of guided meditations, visualizations, and related mental practices. Each practice helps you prepare, reflect, and return to how you want to show up.

Most wellness apps personalize which recording they recommend. Manai personalizes the practice itself around your goal, your context, and what has helped over time.

No. Manai supports personal practice, reflection, and preparation. It is not therapy, medical care, crisis support, or diagnosis.

You begin with a goal, the real moment where it matters, and how you want to think, feel, or respond. Manai can use the context and feedback you approve to make the next practice more relevant.

Use Manai to talk through a concern, decision, goal, or present moment and shape the conversation into a personal practice. Daily listening does not require a conversation.

Depending on the goal and context, Manai can create a personalized meditation, visualization, affirmation practice, breathwork experience, mindfulness session, sleep practice, self-hypnosis experience, or mental rehearsal.

Manai begins writing and producing audio after you submit. When the private opening audio is ready, you can start there while the complete practice continues finishing in your Library.

Every completed practice is kept in your private Library so you can return to it later. Sharing is never required.

Your goals, personal context, and practices stay in your private experience. Review the Privacy Policy for details about how Manai handles account and content data.

In the iOS app, open Settings and choose Delete Account. You can also contact support for help with account questions.

Saved sessions may be available for playback depending on local download state. Creating a new session requires a connection.

Manai supports Free, Plus, and Pro plans. Live prices and trial details are shown in the App Store purchase flow.

Email support@manaiapp.com. Include your device, app version if available, and what you were trying to do.