What This Is

The weight lifts.
Then it stays lifted.

Something shifts when you finally have somewhere to put it. The thoughts don't stop — they just stop running the room.

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There was a version of this founder who didn't make it to 20. Not because they weren't strong enough. Because there was nowhere to put what they were carrying — no face, no number, nothing that felt safe enough to reach for.

Everyone around them was carrying something too. They just never said it. That silence is expensive. Tranquiliva is what gets built when you decide the cost is too high.

Founder, Tranquiliva

An idea birthed from a night when the weight got too heavy and there was nothing there.

Tranquiliva founder

The Founder

The person who lived the problem before solving it.

Driven by the specific number of people who won't have to figure out the hard part alone.

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Mission

Mental health support that doesn't require a bank account or a waiting list.

A person in Tamale, a person in Lagos, a person who earns less in a month than a single therapy session costs in London: they don't get worse care. They get the same care.

That's the commitment. Not an aspiration. An engineering constraint we build around every single day.

Vision

A million people got through something they didn't think they could.

By 2030. That's the number. Nigeria, Kenya, Senegal: there are people in each of those countries right now who have never spoken to anyone about what they're carrying. We intend to change that before this decade ends.

One million isn't a market size. It's a person, multiplied by how many times that matters.

The Team

Meet the Team

The people accountable for everything on this platform.

FS

Full-Stack Developer

UX

UX Designer

PS

Clinical Psychologist

This Is For You

You'll recognise yourself here.

For anyone carrying something they haven't been able to put down yet.

Kofi, 34

Carries grief the size of a house and hasn't told a single person. At dinner, he's fine. At 2am, the ceiling knows everything.

Abena, 19

Knows something is wrong. Doesn't have the word for it. Keeps searching for something to describe what she can't explain to her mother.

Emmanuel, 41

Was raised by people who equated asking for help with giving up. He's been strong for 41 years. He's exhausted and no one knows.

Fatima, 28

Tried therapy once. The therapist kept referencing things that had nothing to do with her life. She left after three sessions feeling worse.

Yaw, 52

Lives somewhere mental health isn't discussed. Not because people aren't struggling, but because the word for it doesn't exist in the conversation yet.

You

Reading this right now. Weighing something. Wondering if this is the kind of thing that could actually help. It is. The next step is just a tap.

Something already shifted.

If you're here because you need it — there's a first step that costs nothing and asks for nothing real. If you're here because you want to fund it — we'd like to show you exactly what your money does to a specific person's life.

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