Mentell puts you in group chats with men working through the same stuff — confidence, body image, isolation, starting over. Find your people, then break off into the smaller chats that actually fit. No followers. No feed. No performance.
Start in a large group chat built around a common struggle — confidence, body image, loneliness, anger, starting over.
Once you know what you're actually working through, break off into smaller, niche chats with men in the same spot — or the same city.
A simple profile with your story, interests, and goals. No follower count. No friend count. Nothing to perform for.
Every post can be flagged. Confirmed negativity leads to an indefinite ban — no warnings, no second chances.
Content that actually helps someone gets marked and stored in a searchable database for the next guy who needs it.
Real-world meetups exist if you want them. Nobody's pushed toward in-person connection who doesn't ask for it.
No follower counts, no like-farming, no algorithm rewarding outrage. Just a like button and a way to say "this actually helped."
"I joined the confidence chat as a joke. Six weeks later I was in a room of four guys who actually knew what I was dealing with." — Early access tester, 29
No. Mentell is a peer community, not a clinical service. It's men talking to men who've dealt with similar stuff — not a replacement for a therapist or doctor.
Other members can see your story, interests, and goals if you choose to share them. There's no follower or friend count anywhere — nothing to perform for.
Every post can be flagged. Confirmed negativity leads to an indefinite ban. The chats are heavily monitored to keep them a place people actually want to be in.
Free for everyone on the waitlist when Mentell launches in 2027. We'll tell you well ahead of time if that ever changes.
Mentell launches in 2027. We're building the waitlist now so early members shape which group chats launch first.
No spam, no essays, no follower count. Just an email when it's your turn to get in.
