MINDDAY
MindDay: Therapy & Well-being
Snapshot
Publisher DNA
What defines MINDDAY?
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Portfolio
What does MINDDAY ship?
Apps
1 app analysed
Train your mind with MindDay, the self-therapy app for stress, anxiety relief
Mood tracking tools enable users to identify emotional triggers over time.
- Guided mental health routines and meditation sessions provide consistent daily support for user well-being
- Aggressive paywalling prevents users from testing the app content before committing to a subscription
Tightly focused on 2 markets (France, United States).
Based on 1 of 1 app with localized market data · last scanned .
Americas (1)
- United States1 / 1
Europe (1)
- France1 / 1
Core markets (1/1 apps)
User Sentiment
How do users feel about their apps?
0
Positive apps
1
Neutral / mixed
0
Negative apps
55/100
Avg sentiment score
Rivals
Who does MINDDAY compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(1)
Both apps compete for the same daily mental wellness habit by offering structured, habit-forming programs for stress reduction and emotional regulation. They target the same user base seeking personalized support for anxiety and sleep management.
Contenders(6)
Both apps compete for users seeking CBT-based mental wellness and stress reduction, utilizing freemium models to capture the same audience.
Both apps target the mental wellness market with CBT-inspired practices and daily routines, competing for users seeking anxiety and stress management.
Both apps target users seeking stress and anxiety relief through guided content, but Breethe focuses on sleep-aid and hypnotherapy while MindDay emphasizes CBT-based structured programs.
Both apps target users seeking anxiety and stress relief, competing for the same audience through distinct digital coping mechanisms.
Both apps target the cognitive behavioral therapy market, competing for users seeking structured self-therapy tools and emotional habit tracking.
Both apps target users seeking relief from anxiety and stress, competing for the same mental health-focused user base through self-therapy tools.
Same space(20)
Provides professional therapy services for users who require more intensive support than self-therapy tools.
Offers evidence-based training specifically for panic and anxiety, providing a targeted intervention for stress-management users.
Serves the same stress-management audience but captures attention through high-production celebrity content rather than clinical self-therapy.
Integrates mindfulness into daily activities, providing a context-specific alternative to structured programs.
Focuses on building discipline and consistency through structured challenges, targeting a similar self-improvement audience.
Offers human-centric mindfulness meditation, serving as an authentic alternative to science-backed, CBT-focused approaches.
Uses gamification to build mental health habits, appealing to users who prefer a low-friction, pet-based approach.
Connects users to insurance-covered therapy, serving as a clinical alternative to self-guided mental health programs.
Focuses specifically on sleep-related meditation and stories, acting as a specialized subset of broader mental health offerings.
Targets the same mental health demographic by shifting from meditation to a clinical, insurance-supported platform.
Provides sensory-based relaxation tools as a quick, non-clinical alternative to CBT-based approaches.
Uses AI-powered chat to provide immediate anxiety support, acting as a digital companion for users needing quick relief.
Acts as a service-booking platform for the physical wellness activities that complement digital mental health tools.
Targets users seeking behavioral change but focuses on weight loss through clinical medication marketing and curriculum-based habit formation.
Monitors stress using wearable biometric data, providing a passive alternative to active journaling and therapy tools.
Targets productivity-focused users by quantifying sleep debt and energy levels rather than providing guided meditation.
Provides a library of meditation exercises for stress and anxiety, acting as a general-purpose alternative.
Offers a linear, teacher-led path to meditation, serving users who find large libraries of choices overwhelming.
Targets the same mindfulness demographic but prioritizes secular philosophical theory over practical self-therapy.
Aggregates biometric data to track stress and recovery, serving as a data-driven alternative to self-therapy approaches.