This is a test of a single coach living inside the page.
No pop-up, no launcher, no widget. Elias is running in the block below — type to him, or press the mic and talk. The sphere you're looking at is the session itself.
Helps you work out which door you actually need.
Content would sit here, around the coach.
This block is placeholder — it's here to show how ordinary page content reads above and below an embedded coach. Because the coach is part of the page rather than a floating panel, it can be dropped between sections, next to a video, at the end of a lesson, or halfway down a sales page, and the surrounding content keeps its normal rhythm.
The visitor never leaves the page, never opens anything, and never sees an interface that belongs to another product.
One coach, one page
The block is bound to a single agent ID. Put a different coach on a different page and each keeps its own voice and its own thread.
Talk or type, one thread
Typed messages during a live call go into the same session, so switching between voice and text never restarts the conversation.
Nothing to install
No widget script and no iframe. One HTML block, scoped styles, and a direct connection to the agent server.
Does the mic prompt appear on first press? Does the orb move with Elias's voice? Do links he recommends appear in the transcript? Does typing mid-call stay in the same conversation? And does having him inline — rather than in a corner bubble — change whether people actually talk to him?
A space for support and reflection — not therapy, diagnosis, or treatment. If you're in crisis or thinking about harming yourself, please reach a person now — call or text 988 in the US, or your local emergency number.