Daylogue for Schools & Universities

"School" means a lot of different things. A middle-school counselor's job looks nothing like a university wellness director's. A high school athletic program has different needs than a graduate cohort. Daylogue is the same two-minute private check-in underneath, tuned for the community you actually work with.

Pick the page that fits your school below. Both flows start the same way: a free 30-day pilot, no credit card, individual check-ins always private, admins see aggregate trends only.

What every school version has in common

• School dashboard boundary. The school-context dashboard is designed not to display individual entry text to administrators, counselors, coaches, or faculty. Daylogue is not end-to-end encrypted: its servers read entry text to create narratives and surface patterns. Authorized service, support, security, legal-process, and separately consented sharing paths are governed separately.
• Thresholded aggregate trends. Participation and theme views generally require at least five eligible contributors; averages and narrower intersections generally require ten, and protected settings may require fifteen or a higher configured floor. Below the applicable threshold, the view is suppressed. These controls reduce reidentification risk but do not make it impossible.
• Crisis-aware. If a check-in surfaces something serious, Daylogue points the student toward real help (988, Crisis Text Line, trusted adults) without alarming language.
• Free 30-day pilot. No credit card, no long sales cycle. Run it as an opt-in wellness tool and see how it fits your community.