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Mindflex · a reflection companion, built by psychologists
Built in Berlin by clinical psychologists completing their psychotherapy licensure. A space for self-reflection and emotional wellbeing, for the thoughts you carry alone.
Free to start. No credit card needed.
Mindflex is a reflection companion developed by clinical psychologists in Berlin. It is a space for self-reflection and emotional wellbeing, for the moments that do not belong to therapy, do not fit into a call with a friend, and do not make it into your day. Four AI companion personas hold conversation in distinct styles: Sarah (warm and empathetic), Marcus (direct and grounded), Liam (practical and action-oriented), Emily (reflective and creative). You choose whoever feels right. Mindflex is not therapy, not a medical device, and not a substitute for professional care. If you are in crisis, please contact 988 in the US, 112 in the EU, or Telefonseelsorge 0800 111 0 111 in Germany. Available on iOS with web access; Android planned. Free to start with a 7-day trial. Pro is $1.99 per week.
We are clinical psychologists who saw what happens between sessions: the 2am thoughts, the questions with no one to ask. We built Mindflex because the most powerful thing in psychology isn't a method. It's being heard. And that shouldn't be limited to one hour a week.
We are building a world where no one has to carry their thoughts alone.
No. Mindflex is an AI companion for reflection and conversation, not a human therapist. It helps you sort your thoughts, feel heard, and find clarity. For clinical care, we always recommend working with a licensed professional.
No. Mindflex is a reflection companion, not a human therapist. It does not treat, diagnose, or track disorders. If you need more support than Mindflex can provide, please reach out to a professional.
Completely. Your conversations are stored under a random ID, not your name or email. We never sell your data or share it with third parties. You can delete everything at any time.
Mindflex is not designed for crisis situations. If you are in immediate danger: in the US, call or text 988. In the EU, call 112. In Germany: Telefonseelsorge 0800 111 0 111 (free, 24/7).
Free to start with a 7-day trial, no credit card needed up front. Mindflex Pro is $1.99 per week and unlocks unlimited conversations with all four companions, voice calls, and biographical memory. About the price of one coffee, built by psychologists rather than meditation coaches.
Unlike meditation apps that guide you through exercises, Mindflex is a conversational AI companion. You talk, it listens and responds, more like a thoughtful conversation about what's on your mind. Designed by psychologists for reflection, not guided meditations.
"Mindflex helped me after just two days. Before an important call, I opened the app and talked it through. It genuinely made a difference."L., 28
"I didn't think an AI could make me feel this heard."J., 31
"I'm 53, I've been through a lot. Mindflex gave me something I didn't expect: a space where I actually feel understood."K., 53
Long-form pieces on the quiet mental-wellness topics our clinical team thinks are worth reading carefully. Reviewed before publication. Updated when the evidence changes.
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