How it works
    Features
    Blog
    Quiz
    — About

    We're building the softest tool for the busiest minds.

    Selfmind started as a group chat between a clinical psychologist, a recovering burnout case, and an AI researcher who couldn't find the kind of support they needed in an app.

    — our quiet promises
    01

    We won't pretend to be a therapist.

    SelfMind is a companion, not a clinician. When you need more, we'll say so — and point you somewhere real.

    02

    We won't gamify your feelings.

    No streaks that shame you, no points for crying. Just honest check-ins, at your pace.

    03

    We won't sell your interior.

    Your words are end-to-end encrypted. We never sell, share, or train on them. Ever.

    04

    We won't rush your growth.

    Change is slow and non-linear. We build for the long, quiet middle — not the quick breakthrough.

    Eight disciplines, one quiet practice.

    Small team, long attention spans. Each seat below represents a craft SelfMind is built from — not a headshot wall. We're more interested in what we're accountable to than who's in the photo.

    8 disciplines9-member clinical council
    1. 01

      Co-founding disciplineClinical psychology

      The why. Years of sitting with real humans, now shaping how SelfMind asks its questions.

    2. 02

      Co-founding disciplineAI & product

      The how. Building the soft edges so the tool does less, more carefully.

    3. 03

      Everyday craftDesign

      Making it feel, not just work. Every screen is a room someone might be arriving anxious to.

    4. 04

      Everyday craftEngineering

      Quiet systems. Private by default. If you notice it, we got something wrong.

    5. 05

      Clinical practiceClinical lead — anxiety

      Grounding the anxiety and stress work in what actually helps — not what sounds reassuring.

    6. 06

      Everyday craftWriting — voice & care

      The voice of SelfMind. The difference between a prompt that lands and one that grates.

    7. 07

      The keeper of calmOperations

      Holding timelines, inbox, and team energy — so care doesn't get out-shouted by busyness.

    8. 08

      9 therapists & researchersClinical council

      An external group that reviews the product's clinical edges. They can say no. They do.

    "

    The best apps for mental wellness aren't loud, optimistic, or motivational. They're quiet, patient, and a little bit boring — in the way good care always is.

    — SelfMind

    — questions people askAbout SelfMind, answered.

    SelfMind is a warm, judgment-free AI companion for your mental wellbeing. You can talk to it anytime about whatever is on your mind, and it stays with you between the big moments — quiet, patient, and there at 3am.

    A small seven-person team, guided by a clinical council of nine therapists and researchers who shape how the product cares for people. It is designed with mental-health professionals, not in place of them.

    No. It's a companion, not a clinician — it doesn't diagnose or treat. It can support you between sessions or when you're unsure you need one, and it points you toward professional help when that's what you need.

    Through a simple $9/mo Companion subscription — never by selling your data. Conversations are end-to-end encrypted, never used to train models, and deletable in one tap.

    It surfaces local crisis lines the moment it senses distress, and in supported regions can hand off to a real person. For an emergency, it always points to your local emergency services.

    On iOS, Android, and the web — so it’s there whether you’re on your phone at night or your laptop at work.