The AI burnout coach for tech workers that actually remembers you

I watched three engineers on my team burn out in the same year. Not dramatically — quietly. They kept shipping, kept showing up to standups, kept closing tickets. And then one day they just... stopped caring. The drive was gone.

The frustrating thing is none of them saw it coming. And neither did I.

Most burnout tools are generic wellness apps that forget you the moment you close the tab. They ask how you're feeling today, give you some breathing exercises, and reset tomorrow. They have no memory, no context, no understanding of what it actually feels like to be on-call at 2am or to sit through your fifth reorg in three years.

I built Recharge because burnout in tech is specific. It has its own language — sprint pressure, imposter syndrome, IC vs manager tension, always-on Slack culture. And it builds slowly, invisibly, over months. By the time most people realize it, they're already in crisis.

Recharge remembers what you share. Session 10 is genuinely more useful than session 1. It tracks your burnout score over time, detects patterns before you do, and gives you a recovery plan based on what you actually discussed — not a generic template.

It's the tool I wish existed when I was watching my team burn out in silence.