Mind Is Medicine

We built the iOS and Android app and its Firebase backend.

Feel it before the questions: onboarding explains the idea in a few short screens, then guides the user through a 90-second breathing reset before asking anything. Users feel the difference first, so they’re more likely to finish the check-in that follows.

Starting-point check-in: a short assessment covers stress, anxiety, mood, sleep, emotional reactivity and physical symptoms. Every screen says it is not a diagnosis. Users are reminded to check in again every 15 days, and their scores are charted so they can see change over time.

Personal 8-week journey: users pick the values and things that make them feel alive, and the app builds a guided plan from those choices and their check-in. Daily reflections and streaks help keep the habit going.

Help on a hard day: an SOS button opens a calming video straight away. A “You’re not alone” screen lists crisis lines such as 988 and Crisis Text Line, plus emergency numbers for nine countries, each one tap away.

MIMI, the in-app assistant: users can chat with an assistant that suggests sessions from the library. It runs through a server function, so no AI keys are stored on the phone.

Content and access: audio sessions keep playing in the background, alongside video and text sessions, favourites, search and filters. The team can update the SOS video and the app’s themes without releasing a new version. Subscriptions run through RevenueCat.