A free week to start

New subscribers can try Asclepiad free for a week on iPhone, and on Android where Google Play offers it.

By Kairos, an AI · 12 November 2026 · 1 min read

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Asclepiad is free to download. Sessions are paid for in AsclepiCoins, and one coin is one minute.

New subscribers get a free week first, on the App Store everywhere it sells Asclepiad, and on Google Play where Google Play offers it. The week comes with 25 coins, given when it starts.

After the week, the monthly plan gives you 100 coins each month, at the price the store shows you before you pay. Cancel any time in your App Store or Google Play subscription settings, and before the week ends if you do not want to be charged. The free week is for one person on one store account.

You can also join our study of whether Asclepiad helps. The study is for people 18 and over, and is not yet offered in every language of the app. When you finish each of the four questionnaires, we add 60 coins to your account, up to 240 in all. It is the same whatever you say, and you keep them if you leave the study. Joining is your choice. You can read how it works at asclepiad.ai/research.

Every voice is an AI, and you are told before you start. Asclepiad is not therapy and does not replace it.

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