Calm.com
Calm - Sleep, Meditate, Relax
Publisher DNA
What defines Calm.com?
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Portfolio
What does Calm.com ship?
Apps
2 apps analysed
Clinically validated programs provide a barrier against generic apps
- Sleep stories and soundscapes provide effective relaxation for users struggling with bedtime anxiety
- Forced authentication and repetitive login prompts create significant friction for returning users
Tackle everyday stress and anxiety. Self-care and sound sleep through meditation
Bilateral stimulation music offers specialized nervous system regulation
- Guided meditation sessions provide effective stress relief and sleep support for daily users
- Aggressive paywall implementation restricts access to content that was previously available for free
Distributed across 10 markets, strongest in Europe.
Based on 2 of 2 apps with localized market data · last scanned .
Americas (3)
- United States2 / 2
- Brazil1 / 2
- Mexico1 / 2
Europe (5)
- France1 / 2
- Germany1 / 2
- Italy1 / 2
- Portugal1 / 2
- Spain1 / 2
Asia-Pacific (2)
- Japan1 / 2
- South Korea1 / 2
Core markets (2/2 apps)
User Sentiment
How do users feel about their apps?
0
Positive apps
0
Neutral / mixed
2
Negative apps
35/100
Avg sentiment score
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Who does Calm.com compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(1)
Both apps target the same sleep and stress management audience, competing directly through subscription-based mindfulness content and specialized sleep tools.
Contenders(19)
Rootd competes for the same anxiety-management audience as Calm by offering immediate, therapist-approved tools for panic attacks rather than general mindfulness content.
Both apps target users seeking mental health and emotional regulation, but Ahead focuses on gamified, short-form skill building while Calm Health provides clinical, employer-sponsored programs.
Both apps target users managing depression symptoms, with Depression Test focusing on PHQ-9 screening and CBT exercises while Calm Health offers clinical programs.
Both apps target users seeking mental health support through guided practices and clinical strategies, creating direct competition for daily mindfulness and stress-relief engagement.
Both apps target the anxiety and stress management market, competing for users seeking daily mental health support through guided exercises and meditation tools.
Both apps target users seeking mental health support, but they diverge on delivery: Calm Health provides clinical programs for individuals, while Circles facilitates peer-to-peer audio groups for trauma recovery.
Both apps compete for the same subscription-based mindfulness and sleep management audience, targeting users who prioritize stress relief and guided mental health practices.
Both apps target the same mental wellness and sleep hygiene audience, competing directly for time spent on meditation and relaxation content.
FullMind competes for the same sleep and stress management audience by offering custom sound-mixing tools and a one-time purchase model that contrasts with the subscription-heavy model of Calm.
Both apps target users seeking structured mental health support through self-paced programs, creating direct competition for users prioritizing cognitive behavioral therapy techniques.
Both apps target users managing anxiety and depression, with Calm Health providing clinical programs via B2B2C channels while MindDoc offers self-guided CBT tools to the general public.
Quabble competes for the same mental wellness audience by offering therapist-backed CBT-inspired practices, directly overlapping with the clinical content focus of Calm Health.
Both apps target the same sleep and stress management audience, competing directly through subscription-based access to guided meditation and sleep-focused audio content.
Both apps target users seeking stress management and mindfulness, with Open directly competing for the same audience through shared breathwork and meditation content.
Both apps target individuals seeking anxiety and stress management tools, competing directly for users who require immediate, on-the-go relief mechanisms.
Both apps target users seeking clinical anxiety management, with Calm Health utilizing a B2B2C distribution model while Unwinding Anxiety relies on a premium subscription framework.
Both apps target individuals seeking stress management and sleep support, with Stressbuoy offering a low-cost alternative to the premium subscription model used by Calm.
Balance competes for the same mindfulness and sleep-focused audience by offering personalized daily coaching and structured skill plans that directly challenge the static content library of Calm.
Both apps target the mental health wellness segment, with Serene offering broad self-assessment tools that overlap with the personalized mental health programs provided by Calm Health.
Same space(38)
MindShift CBT provides evidence-based self-help tools, serving as a free, clinical-grade alternative for anxiety management.
7Mind serves the same mental well-being and sleep-story audience with psychologist-created, evidence-based content.
Alurx Wellness provides holistic programs for sleep and nutrition, serving as a lifestyle-focused wellness companion.
BetterHelp functions as a direct clinical substitute for users requiring professional therapy, whereas Calm Health focuses on wellness programs.
Dare serves the same anxiety-relief audience by providing an evidence-based training program for panic and intrusive thoughts.
Remly targets the same sleep-improvement audience by combining nocturnal audio recording with sound therapy.
Endel addresses the same productivity and sleep-hygiene needs as Calm but utilizes a technical, biometric-adaptive AI engine.
ShutEye targets the same sleep-seeking audience but differentiates through diagnostic snore detection and sleep-cycle tracking.
Finch serves as a gamified alternative for users seeking habit-building support, contrasting with the clinical focus of Calm Health.
Google Health (Fitbit) aggregates physical health data, serving as a foundational dashboard for users tracking wellness metrics.
Grow Therapy captures the insurance-backed clinical market, providing a lower-cost alternative to subscription-based wellness apps.
Hatch Sleep functions as a hardware-linked companion app, capturing the same sleep-hygiene audience through physical device control.
Sleep Sounds White Noise, Rain targets the same sleep-aid audience with a noise-mixer function for personalized audio environments.
Bezzy Depression provides a community-focused support space, serving as a social supplement to clinical wellness programs.
Fullscript acts as a clinical adherence tool for supplement management, complementing the wellness programs offered by Calm Health.
Feelsy targets the same stress-relief audience by providing sensory-based, interactive ASMR experiences.
Well Up serves as a broad health monitoring tool, providing physical data tracking that complements mental health wellness.
Sleep Sounds by Sleep Pillow targets the same sleep-induction market with a massive, naturally recorded audio library.
Omna provides a space for reflection and guided wellness, acting as a direct, lower-scale competitor to Calm Health.
Medito competes for the same mindfulness audience by offering a completely free, non-profit platform for guided meditation.
Kupona provides a static educational repository for mental health, serving as a non-monetized resource for self-guided learning.
Soothing Sleep Sounds serves the same sleep-aid market with a large catalog of high-quality, non-synthetic audio recordings.
Calmana offers an AI-driven anxiety management toolkit, serving as a focused digital companion for daily habit tracking.
RISE competes for the same sleep-hygiene audience by utilizing proprietary sleep debt calculations and circadian rhythm mapping.
White Noise Deep Sleep Sounds competes for the same sleep-aid audience by replacing physical sound machines with a digital library.
SonderMind provides clinical access through insurance-covered therapy, serving as a professional care hub for users needing more than wellness content.
Sleep Tracker - Gentle Alarm targets the same sleep-hygiene audience by combining tracking, soundscapes, and alarm functionality.
Ignite Health Plan aggregates benefits and wellness check-ins, serving as an enterprise-focused health management tool.
How We Feel provides a science-backed emotional literacy tool, acting as a data-driven companion for mental health reflection.
The Way competes for the same mindfulness audience by offering a structured, teacher-led Zen path that removes decision fatigue.
Rain Rain serves the same sleep-aid market by providing a high-volume, customizable audio library for insomnia relief.
Pulsetto Wellness offers a hardware-integrated approach to nervous system regulation, serving as a physical wellness companion.
Waking Up serves the same mindfulness-seeking demographic but shifts the focus from relaxation to a theory-heavy, secular curriculum.
Wisdo offers peer-to-peer support for life transitions, serving as a community-based alternative to the clinical programs of Calm Health.
WriteNow Care provides human-led counseling, serving as a direct telehealth competitor for users seeking ongoing professional support.
Wysa provides an AI-driven conversational interface for daily mental health maintenance, serving as a low-friction wellness companion.
ZON Health connects users with wellness professionals, serving as a marketplace for personalized care.
Sleep Sounds - Relax & Sleep serves the same insomnia-relief audience with a customizable, offline-capable soundscape library.
New entrants(1)
Sleep Sounds & White Noise Mix serves the same sleep-hygiene audience with an ad-free, subscription-free sound-layering engine.
