niggle by Kids Helpline is a free iPhone app designed to support the mental, social, and emotional wellbeing of young people. Developed in collaboration with Kids Helpline and Queensland University of Technology (QUT), niggle offers a unique and personalized approach to tackling the challenges that young people face in their daily lives.

With niggle, users can capture and track their niggles - those persistent feelings that won't go away. The app provides a comprehensive toolkit to help young people manage their niggles, offering a range of resources such as information, videos, podcasts, quizzes, and tips. Users can also hear from other young people who have shared their stories and find out what strategies helped them overcome similar challenges.

The app covers a wide range of topics, including mental health, physical health and identity, relationships, school and work, and life issues. It also addresses important topics like eSafety, ensuring that young people have access to the information they need to navigate the digital world safely.

niggle has been developed with the input of over 700 young people, and a study of the app's effectiveness has shown positive results. It has been found to increase wellbeing and resilience among its users. The app is backed by a team of experts, including Kids Helpline counsellors and QUT psychologists, who have worked together to create a valuable resource for young people.

niggle is a powerful tool for young people to take control of their wellbeing and find support for the challenges they face. With its user-friendly interface and comprehensive resources, it is a valuable addition to the landscape of mental health and wellbeing apps for young people.