Peerion
PeerionEmotional OS for Gen Z
Emotional OS for Student Success

One emotional layer
for Gen Z campuses

A governed Emotional OS that sits on top of your existing tools — making support feel coordinated instead of chaotic, for students and staff alike.

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Sagi Gilad
Sagi Gilad
Founder & CEO

"If campuses carry an emotional load every day, they deserve an emotional layer — not just another point solution."

Emotional load is now the baseline

Campuses carry chronic emotional pressure, but infrastructure still behaves as if this is an exception.

Many tools, no shared picture

Counseling, coaching, peer programs and apps all run in parallel, each with its own forms, queues and data.

Invisible coordination work

A small group of professionals end up holding quiet orchestration on top of already complex cases.

Campuses became emotional workplaces

Without an emotional OS to support them. The result? Fragmented tools, overwhelmed staff, and students lost in the maze.

Many services, no shared fabric

Counseling, coaching, peer programs, and digital tools each run with their own entry point. Students get lost. Staff carry invisible coordination work.

The cost is quiet dropout

Students reach support late, leave mid-journey, or disappear silently. The emotional burden is real, but the infrastructure hasn't caught up.

A quiet Emotional OS layer

That sits on top of what you already have — weaving services together so students feel one living system instead of a maze.

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One emotional layer

Peerion introduces a governed Emotional OS that connects what you already have instead of replacing it.

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Belonging as the core experience

Students feel a stable home base of support – not a maze of tickets, portals and handoffs.

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AI that assists, humans that decide

AI is used to reduce friction and keep continuity, while decisions and accountability stay with campus teams.

Built for campus teams

Designed with your reality in mind: limited time, complex cases, and a campus that never pauses.

  • A calmer, more coordinated view of emotional load across students and services.
  • Less time on manual routing and follow-up; more time for real conversations.
  • Earlier visibility into patterns of distress and disengagement – without overexposing sensitive details.
  • A clearer story for leadership about what is working and where to invest next.

What this looks like in practice

Students don't have to guess which service fits them. They enter through one emotional layer that listens, simplifies choices, and keeps continuity.

Your team sees a calmer picture: fewer surprises, clearer context, and a shared sense of what's happening emotionally on campus.

Trust as a design principle

We don't disguise the system as a human. Students see – in clear language – what is automated, where humans are involved, and who can see what.

That clarity is the foundation for true prevention: when students feel respected, they step into support early, not at the breaking point.

A home base, not a helpdesk

A native Gen Z experience built around belonging — with small, stable peer spaces and check-ins that don't feel heavy.

  • Entry points that feel simple and respectful – not like a test of how "sick" they are.
  • Small, stable peer spaces that feel like a home base, not an endless scroll.
  • Gentle check-ins and micro-moments that build self-trust instead of shame.
  • Clear language about what is automated, where humans are involved and who can see what.

How Peerion fits on campus

The detailed architecture stays private. On the surface, the shape is simple.

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Listen & map

We start by listening to how your counseling, student success and wellbeing services work today.

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Layer, don't rip-and-replace

Peerion is added as an emotional layer on top of existing tools and vendors – not as a complete reset.

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Evolve together

Design-partner campuses help shape the category, the playbooks and the roadmap over time.

Sagi Gilad
Sagi Gilad
CEO & Co-Founder

Building emotionally realistic systems for Gen Z campuses

2026 Design Partners

Help shape the Emotional OS category

We're inviting a small cohort of campuses to define what Gen Z emotional support should look like. Most details live in private conversations, not on landing pages.