What is Resolv Social?

Resolv Social (resolv.social) was the former name of veisund, a free, anonymous peer-support app for mental health with a primary-sourced library on psychiatric medications. It was renamed veisund in September 2026; resolv.social now redirects to veisund.com. It was never a mediation service and has no mediators or facilitators.

What happened to Resolv Social?

It was renamed. Veisund is the same app, made by the same team (Real EmPowerment Solutions LLC), with the same accounts, the same posts, and the same evidence library. Nothing about the product, what it costs (nothing), or its privacy model changed with the name.

What does veisund mean?

It is built from the Norwegian vei (way) and sund (strait) — the passage between two shores. The logo is exactly that: two landforms with a way through between them, and one beacon at the mouth of the channel.

Why is it spelled lowercase?

The wordmark is always lowercase: veisund. That is the brand, not a typo.

Do my old links still work?

Yes, permanently. Every resolv.social link redirects to the same page under the new name, and that redirect is not temporary — it is part of the plan, forever.

Is my account or data affected?

No. Accounts, posts, handles, and the evidence library are unchanged. The app updates carrying the new name are ordinary updates, not migrations.

Is veisund a conflict resolution app?

No. veisund is not a conflict-resolution, mediation or couples app, and nobody on it mediates between two people. It is peer support: you post what you are carrying under a handle and other members who have been through something similar can answer. If an argument with a partner, roommate or family member is weighing on you, you can post about it, but the other person is not involved. The site also publishes guides to other people’s conflict apps; veisund is not one of them.

No. The people who reply are peers with lived experience, not clinicians, and nothing on veisund is diagnosis, treatment or medical advice. It is not crisis care either: in the US, call or text 988 if you are in danger. People use it alongside therapy, between appointments, or when they cannot get therapy at all.

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Resolv Social is now veisund. Same app, same team, same evidence library, same free peer support. The name changed; nothing else did.

What it is: veisund (formerly Resolv Social, resolv.social) is free, anonymous peer support for mental health — you post under a handle and real people who have been through something similar can answer — plus a primary-sourced library on psychiatric medications. It is not therapy, not crisis care, and not a conflict-resolution or mediation app. The community is small, so replies come as people read. The full entity page, with how it differs from BetterHelp and 7 Cups, is about veisund.

The name is built from the Norwegian vei — way — and sund — strait: the passage between two shores. That is what this app has always tried to be — not the destination, not the therapist, not the answer, but a way through, with other people who know the water. The mark is exactly that picture: two shores, a channel between them with a bend in it, and one beacon at the mouth. The bend is intentional. The way through is never straight.

Practically: every existing link keeps working, permanently. Accounts, posts, and handles are untouched. The evidence library — the medication pages, the trial-length audits, the legal records — continues exactly as it was, under the new name, with the same rules: cite everything, publish the nulls, sell nothing.

Common questions

What is Resolv Social?: Resolv Social (resolv.social) was the former name of veisund, a free, anonymous peer-support app for mental health with a primary-sourced library on psychiatric medications. It was renamed veisund in September 2026; resolv.social now redirects to veisund.com. It was never a mediation service and has no mediators or facilitators.
What happened to Resolv Social?: It was renamed. Veisund is the same app, made by the same team (Real EmPowerment Solutions LLC), with the same accounts, the same posts, and the same evidence library. Nothing about the product, what it costs (nothing), or its privacy model changed with the name.
What does veisund mean?: It is built from the Norwegian vei (way) and sund (strait) — the passage between two shores. The logo is exactly that: two landforms with a way through between them, and one beacon at the mouth of the channel.
Why is it spelled lowercase?: The wordmark is always lowercase: veisund. That is the brand, not a typo.
Do my old links still work?: Yes, permanently. Every resolv.social link redirects to the same page under the new name, and that redirect is not temporary — it is part of the plan, forever.
Is my account or data affected?: No. Accounts, posts, handles, and the evidence library are unchanged. The app updates carrying the new name are ordinary updates, not migrations.
Is veisund a conflict resolution app?: No. veisund is not a conflict-resolution, mediation or couples app, and nobody on it mediates between two people. It is peer support: you post what you are carrying under a handle and other members who have been through something similar can answer. If an argument with a partner, roommate or family member is weighing on you, you can post about it, but the other person is not involved. The site also publishes guides to other people’s conflict apps; veisund is not one of them.
Is veisund therapy?: No. The people who reply are peers with lived experience, not clinicians, and nothing on veisund is diagnosis, treatment or medical advice. It is not crisis care either: in the US, call or text 988 if you are in danger. People use it alongside therapy, between appointments, or when they cannot get therapy at all.

Published 2026-08-31, updated 2026-09-29. Signed, as always — adam.