NewSix exercises for students, from a breathing pace to a desk reset.
Elysian
Elysian / The daily check-in for schools

How are you, really?

Elysian asks every student that question once a day. It takes ten seconds to answer, and it gives their teachers a clear picture of who might need them.

Book a demoSee a day with Elysian

A web app for schools, private institutes, learning centers and universities. Invitation only, for students aged 13 and over.

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A student checks in. Try it: tap how you feel.
How are you today?08:05
CalmNote stays private
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Their teacher sees the whole class
Year 9, this morning18 OF 24 IN
LESS PLEASANT72% PLEASANT
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Elysian points to who might need a word
Two students have had three hard days in a row.Open their profiles or send a nudge
What Elysian is

One question a day. Three people it helps.

01 / StudentsSay how they are, and look after themselvesA ten-second each day, short from their teacher, and six private for harder moments. A private plan and help one tap away, and questions they can ask without a name.
02 / TeachersNotice who might need themThe shape of the room each morning, patterns across the week, a when someone needs one, and answers the AI review for a second look. Assignments can be scheduled, repeated to see what changed, and summed up in themes. Ready-made lessons, a test calendar that flags clashes, and a private check-in for the teacher too.
03 / School leadersSee every class at onceParticipation, four-week trends and open flags across the school, plus the classes and invitations that keep it running.
NewCheck in together

Put a QR code on the board and the whole class checks in at once. Each answer appears as a coloured dot as it comes in, so the room can see how it feels without anyone seeing a name. Teachers can switch to a count only, for small classes or harder days.

How it works

Elysian is not a clinical or diagnostic tool. It supports your school's safeguarding policy and the people who carry it out, and never replaces them.

It is easier to tap a color than to say “I am not okay” out loud. 

So that is all we ask of students: one tap, once a day, for a little . The rest is about making sure the right adult notices.

A Tuesday with Elysian1 / 6
08:05
Ava checks in on the bus.One tap for how she feels, a private note if she wants one. Her streak ticks over and the XP is for showing up, not for being happy.
How are you today, Ava?08:05
Anxious. Worry tends to get smaller once it is written down.
Private note
+10 XPDAY 4 IN A ROW
To check in0 secOnce a day, in each student’s own timezone
Ways to feel0Orange to blue, by energy and pleasantness
Private exercises0From a breathing pace to a focus game
Assignment topics0From friendship to resilience
ExercisesNew

For the moments a lesson can’t fix.

Six short activities students can open on their own, any time. Teachers see that one was done, never what was written. Choose a feeling to see what fits.

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Cyclic sighBreathing · 1, 3 or 5 minPaced breathing with a circle that grows and shrinks. Box breathing and 4-7-8 too.
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Thought detectiveThinking · About 5 minCatch the automatic thought, spot the thinking trap, weigh the evidence, find a fairer thought.
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Body scanNoticing · About 4 minGuided attention from feet to face, with a figure that lights up each area.
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Three good thingsJournaling · About 3 minThree good things from today, with an optional why for each. Private to the student.
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Desk resetMovement · About 4 minSix seated stretches, 40 seconds each, with a ring timer to follow.
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Number huntFocus · 1 to 3 minFind the numbers in order on a grid, and try to beat a personal best.

Every exercise ends by pointing students to their school counselor or a trusted adult.

Cyclic sigh3 min
Breathe inIf you feel dizzy, stop and breathe normally.Pause
How flags work

A second pair of eyes. Never the last word.

Every assignment answer is read by an AI safeguarding review. If something stands out, you see the exact words and a one-line reason, and you decide what happens next. A flag is a prompt to look, not a clinical assessment.

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HighEmailed to you straight away.
Emailed now
M
MediumIn your daily summary and your Responses tab.
Daily summary
L
LowWaiting in your Responses tab until you mark it reviewed.
Responses

It is a screening aid. It will raise flags that turn out to be nothing, and it will not catch everything. Nothing is marked reviewed until a person does it.

Always follow your school's safeguarding policy, and contact emergency services if a student may be in immediate danger.

Responses3 to review

“Honestly I’m tired all the time and nothing feels worth the effort lately.”

Describes ongoing low energy and losing interest in things.

with an optional note
For school leaders

Every class on one page.

See which classes are checking in, how the school has felt over four weeks, and where flags are still waiting for a teacher.

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ParticipationThe share of students checking in this week, school-wide.
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Four-week trendPleasant check-ins across the school, with a plain reading of whether they rose or dipped.
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Class healthEvery class ranked by participation, open flags or name.
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Classes and invitationsCreate classes and invite teachers and students. There is no public sign-up.
Pleasant check-ins, last four weeksUp 9 points on last week, after a dip in week three.
58%
61%
55%
64%
WK 1WK 2WK 3WK 4
ClassParticipation
9B92%
10A86%
11C71%
9D64%
Privacy and safety

Clear walls make honest answers.

Students say more when they know exactly where each answer goes. So the rules are short, and every student sees them on day one.

Check-in notes are never shown to teachers. Written answers to assignments go through a safety review, and if one suggests a student may need support, their teacher is asked to look at it.

Read about security
  • Mood for the day
  • Notes on a check-in
  • Answers to assignments
  • Exercise writing
  • That an exercise was done
  • Mood journal and insights
  • Invitation only. The school creates every account.
  • Students never talk to the AI. It is not a chatbot.
  • The AI receives the text of an answer, never a name, email or school.
  • Student data is stored in the United States.
  • Never sold, never shared with advertisers.
  • Students are always pointed to their school counselor or a trusted adult.
Getting started

Starting is a conversation.

Nothing to install and no hardware to buy. Elysian runs in the browser on phones, tablets and laptops.

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We talk it throughA walk through Elysian, and honest answers to your questions about safeguarding and data.
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Your classes are set upThe school creates classes and invites teachers and students by email.
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Everyone gets a short welcomeFour quick onboarding steps for teachers and for students, including who sees what.
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The first check-ins come inStudents check in from day one. Teachers send a first assignment when they are ready.
Talk to us

Start with one question.

A 30 minute call. We show you Elysian, answer what you want to know, and talk through what a start could look like for your school.

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