Welcome to How You Doing?
This is your friendly mood-based AI chatbot, inspired by
Joey 🍕 from Friends
Share your thoughts and feelings with a supportive AI companion.
•A Friend to Talk To
Feeling happy, sad, or just want to chat? Share your thoughts and get a supportive, friendly response.
Private & Secure
No accounts, no sign-ups. Your conversations are anonymous and are not stored on our servers.
Just for Fun & Support
While not a replacement for therapy, this app is a great tool for lighthearted support and daily check-ins.
How to Use How You Doing?
This app is a mood-based AI chat experience inspired by your favorite Friends characters. Use it for light emotional support, quick check-ins, and fun conversations that match your vibe.
1) Start your conversation
Scroll to the chat box and type whatever is on your mind. You can talk about your day, ask for encouragement, vent, or just have a casual conversation. The AI responds in a warm, supportive tone.
2) Pick your character style
Click Change character near the welcome card to switch personalities. Each character has a unique mood and speaking style, so try different ones depending on how you want the conversation to feel.
3) Get better responses
Share context like what happened, how you feel, and what kind of support you want. For example: motivation, calm advice, a pep talk, or a playful response. Clear details usually lead to more helpful replies.
4) Keep check-ins short and regular
This app works great for quick daily mood check-ins. You can come back any time for a fresh chat session and use it as a supportive companion throughout your day.
Privacy and safety
No account is required. Conversations are designed to be anonymous and are not stored on the server. Even so, avoid sharing highly sensitive personal identifiers (such as passwords, banking details, or private IDs). Use the app as a safe, fun support space. Read our Privacy Policy and Terms for full details.
Important note
How You Doing? is not a medical or crisis service. If you are in immediate danger or facing a mental health emergency, contact local emergency services or a qualified mental health professional right away.