Think it through
Explore what might be happening and consider more than one perspective before responding.
Not every mentoring moment comes with a handbook. Mentor Support is being built to help you think through challenges, find the right words, and take a thoughtful next step.
Designed for adult mentors across youth, workplace, career and community settings.
Mentor Support is designed to make difficult moments easier to navigate, without pretending there is always one perfect answer.
Explore what might be happening and consider more than one perspective before responding.
Get examples of respectful, practical language for conversations that feel hard to start.
Identify constructive actions, boundaries, and when to seek help from a supervisor or specialist.
A chat-first experience, designed around the questions mentors actually have.
Ask a question in your own words. No lengthy forms or session plan required.
Review possible explanations, suggested approaches, and phrases you could use.
Choose an appropriate action, ask a follow-up, or turn to a responsible support pathway.
Select a common mentoring situation to view an illustrative response.
They may be tired, unsure what to say, or dealing with something outside your sessions. Silence alone doesn't tell you why.
Start with a gentle, open question. Allow time for an answer without pressing for details.
If you notice a safety concern, follow your organisation's safeguarding process rather than relying on an AI suggestion.
Whether you're mentoring a young person or supporting a colleague, good mentoring starts with listening, judgement and care.
Mentor Support is being designed as a decision-support companion, not a replacement for your judgement, training or organisational policies.
Not yet. Mentor Support is in development. This page introduces the product concept and includes illustrative examples, not a functioning AI service.
Adults who mentor others, including volunteers, youth mentors, workplace mentors, career mentors and community mentors. The app is not designed for children to use directly.
No. It is intended to help mentors think through situations and prepare conversations. It cannot replace professional judgement, supervision, safeguarding policies or emergency services.
The first release is not intended to be a formal case-management system. Avoid entering identifying or sensitive information until the published product's privacy information explains exactly how data is handled.
An iPhone-first experience is planned. Timing and App Store availability will be confirmed after development, testing and release review.
We're building Mentor Support for the everyday moments when mentors could use a clearer path forward. Join the launch updates list.