Every request for help gets an owner

For treatment & recovery organizations.

One calm response desk: member-approved requests in, a named owner on each, and proof it was handled — without reading a single private conversation.

Private AI stays private A named human owns the response
Cartha Hub response desk showing fictional member-approved requests
Cartha Hub exact payload and privacy boundary
SentSeenHandled
Only what's approvedNothing inferred
Named ownerPlus a fallback
Honest deadlinesNo fake urgency
Closed loopWhat changed, on record

A response system, not a surveillance system

Sent. Seen. Handled.

One request, one thread, one owner. Members never wonder if anyone saw it. Staff never dig through a clinical dashboard.

01

Sent

The member approves what goes out and who receives it.

02

Seen

Member and staff see the same status.

03

Handled

The responder records what actually changed.

Exact member-approved payload in Cartha Hub

The boundary is visible

Only this was sent.

Every request shows who approved it and exactly what's inside. Your team responds to what members send — never to conversations it can't see.

  • No transcripts
  • No risk scores
  • No journals or usage feeds
  • Separate, revocable alumni consent
Read the privacy notice

Discharge is a consent boundary

Keep a door open after discharge.

Members choose alumni contact before they leave — explicit, time-bound, revocable. Your alumni team keeps a live channel, not a stale phone list.

Chosen, not inheritedSet before dischargeVisible expiryNo indefinite accessDecline respectedNot an error state
Handled evidenceHandled
“Connected Jordan with the alumni lead and moved the housing call to today.”
Owner · MayaPhone · 10:02 AM

Cartha for organizations

Give every request an owner.

Every new workspace starts with fictional members. Review the boundary, run a request through the loop, then talk to us about a pilot.