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Your space to find clarity at work

Understand what's happening at work. Protect your wellbeing.

The demands of work can build up, especially when the support and resources you need are missing. navimia helps you make sense of your situation, put it into words and identify what could change. Organisations can use anonymised, collective insights to improve working conditions.

ConfidentialStart with a 10-minute check-in
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A clear summary after each conversation
Personalised insights you can act on
For employees and public-sector staff

Practical tools, all in one personal space.

Whether you work in the private or public sector, navimia is your space: confidential, at your own pace, to clarify what you are going through at work and prepare what comes next.

Put it into words

A guided conversation, then a clear reading of what is going on.

Guided clarification — a conversation to put words on a specific work situation.

Summaries — at the end of each conversation, a short, careful reading to keep for yourself.

Guided clarification
Right now I mostly feel tired, without really knowing why.
Is this tiredness more about workload, meaning, or something else?

Summary

An overload linked to pace, more than a loss of meaning.

Next step

Prepare a conversation about workload.

See the whole picture

An overview of your relationship to work, built over time.

Map — the tensions, needs and resources that emerge across your clarifications.

Dashboard — your latest summaries and reference points, gathered in one place.

navimia map: distribution of the dimensions explored (meaning, outlook, internal control, autonomy, recognition, relationships)

Move forward step by step

Tailored suggestions, and a space to track what changes.

Tailored suggestions — a journey of short modules, built and updated from what you have clarified.

Tracking over time — a journal to write freely between two clarifications.

01

Setting my workload limits

4 modules · 6 min each

02

Preparing a difficult conversation

3 modules · 5 min each

Journal · Tuesday

“I was able to talk about my workload with my manager and find a workable solution. I feel really relieved.”
Is this for me?

Choose the sentence that sounds most like you.

You will see straight away how navimia would support you, in practice.

Guided clarificationWorkload & recovery

navimia would ask you

Does this tiredness come mainly from volume, pace, or a lack of real recovery?

Possible summary

An overload linked to pace and interruptions can create an exhaustion that clouds thinking.

Next step

Let's prepare a future conversation about workload together, with specific examples from your week.

Illustrative example. Your real summaries start from your own words.

Why things get blurry

When the load sets in, clarity gets blurry.

Persistent tiredness, overload, stress or anxiety can reduce the mental room available to think, decide, step back and recover. Brain fog is often the sign of an imbalance between demands, available resources and possible recovery.

You are not alone: in 2026, one employee in two reports psychological distress, and 83% of them link this state to their work. Source: Empreinte Humaine × Ipsos-BVA barometer, May 2026

Concentrating

Reading, following a meeting or finishing a task takes more effort.

Keeping track

Working memory saturates faster, with more forgetting, re-reading or scattering.

Deciding

It becomes harder to prioritise, weigh up or choose clearly.

Stepping back

The feeling of being in a tunnel grows, with less overview and fewer perceived options.

Setting limits

Saying no, slowing down or protecting your time becomes harder.

Recovering

The mind can stay switched on outside work, and tiredness persists despite breaks.

When we do not understand what is happening, we compensate.

We do more, sleep less, put things off, withdraw. These loops feed the load instead of reducing it, and the longer they last, the harder it becomes to get out of them alone.

Naming what is going on helps interrupt these loops earlier, and find options again.

navimia does not assess your health: it helps you understand what is going on in your work.

Your data, your space

Your trust rests on concrete guarantees.

What you share with navimia stays in your personal space. Your individual conversations are not passed on to your organisation, your health insurer or your works council. We limit the information collected and protect access to your content with strict security rules.

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No individual content is passed on to your organisation

Your conversations, summaries and personal notes are not shared individually.

Access strictly limited to your account

Your conversations, journal and summaries are protected by database-level security rules: only your authenticated account can access them.

Data hosted on secure European infrastructure

Access to data is controlled and hosting is protected by measures suited to its sensitivity.

Collection limited to useful data

navimia only processes the information needed to run the service and the support you choose.

You stay in control of your data

You can view, download, correct or delete your data from your personal space, at any time.

navimia is designed in line with GDPR principles and the applicable recommendations of the CNIL, the French data protection authority.

For organisations

Are you an HR director, a works council member or a prevention lead at a health insurer?

Your support schemes are often called on late. navimia is a practical resource for mental health at work: it helps each person understand what weighs on them and act on their work, alongside what already exists. Individual conversations stay in each person's personal space.

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