Personalised, not conversational
Texts are tailored through an optional intake, but nurses are not expected to chat back.
Concept-stage pilot demo
Private, personalised SMS support for nurses
Steddly sends three one-way supportive texts per week, personalised through an optional private intake. Built first for early-career and new-grad nurses.
No app. No appointment. No live chat. No employer access to individual answers.
Read privacy boundariesEmployers only receive anonymous group-level reporting — never individual intake answers, phone numbers, or named responses.
Steddly is personalised, but not conversational.
Steddly is not therapy, diagnosis, live chat, or crisis counselling.
Concept-stage pilot demo seeking research/advisory input.
Steddly
private one-way SMS
Kia ora Maya — long shift? Before you head home, let your shoulders drop and breathe out slowly.
New nurse pressure is real. Ask the question, double-check, and choose safe over silent.
Recovery still counts: water, food, shower, rest, then let the shift stop where it can.
Private by design
Built for careful researcher, advisor, and pilot-partner conversations rather than inflated launch messaging.
Boundaries up front
What Steddly makes clear in the first minute
Private by design
Employers only receive anonymous group-level reporting.
Not therapy or crisis counselling
Steddly does not diagnose, treat, monitor, or provide crisis counselling.
Pilot-stage, not overclaiming
Designed for early testing, advisory input, and pilot conversations.
What Steddly is
A low-friction support layer for nurses who do not want another platform
The concept is deliberately simple: private SMS support, light personalisation, careful boundaries, and no expectation of an ongoing chat.
For nurses
- Three one-way supportive texts per week
- Optional private intake to shape message timing, tone, and themes
- Optional private feedback link every 3–4 weeks during a pilot
For organisations
- Voluntary sign-up via private link or QR code
- Anonymous group-level reporting only
- Designed to complement workplace support, not replace safe staffing
Site flow
How the concept would work in practice
Private sign-up
Nurse joins through a private pilot link or QR code.
Required setup
Mobile number, consent, privacy acknowledgement, and STOP opt-out acknowledgement.
Optional intake
Six short questions make the support feel more relevant without turning it into a chat product.
One-way SMS support
Three supportive texts per week, plus occasional optional pilot feedback links.
Pilot lens
Designed for feasibility and acceptability, not inflated outcome claims
The first pilot should ask careful questions: does private one-way SMS support feel useful, relevant, low-friction, and trustworthy for early-career nurses?
- Feasibility
- Acceptability
- Relevance
- Privacy comfort
- Engagement
- Perceived usefulness
What Steddly is not
Clear limits before any pilot conversation
Steddly is designed as a low-friction support layer. It is not therapy, diagnosis, live chat, crisis counselling, clinical treatment, employee monitoring, or a replacement for safe staffing and proper workplace support.
Contact
Ready for a careful review, not a hard sell
For researcher, advisor, or early pilot conversations, email Steddly directly.