MindSync uses AI to identify patterns in your language, topics, and emotional structure over time. It's not just tracking "happy" or "sad." It looks for shifts in thinking, recurring triggers, behavioral changes, and correlations between life events and mental state.
We use Dr. Gloria Willcox’s WheeWe worked with therapists to identify signals that matter most in therapy progress: mood trends, thought patterns, behavioral consistency, and topic evolution. These metrics help you see what's actually changing in your mental health.l of Emotions. This wheel links broad emotions with more specific feelings. It helps the AI explore multiple layers of emotional complexity, giving you deeper and clearer insights into your mental health.
Good therapy digs deeper. MindSync doesn't just validate feelings; it helps you explore them. The questions uncover blind spots and patterns you might miss on your own.
No. Your data is encrypted with AES-256. Only you can access it. We can't read your conversations ever.
Yes. You control what gets shared. Generate weekly or monthly summaries with insights, graphs, and context, then share them however you want (email, print, in-person).
MindSync is a tool for you. Some therapists embrace data, others don't. But you deserve to know if therapy is working, regardless of what your therapist prefers.
No. MindSync is a therapy augmentation tool. It helps you get more out of existing therapy sessions by understanding your progress, identifying patterns, and preparing you for productive conversations.
You can still use MindSync to work on mental health. Talk through your insecurities, explore patterns, and prepare with insights from the AI. When you're ready to find a therapist, you'll have valuable data to share
Just one week. After a week of regular check-ins, MindSync highlights meaningful patterns in mood, behaviors, and thinking.
MindSync is not a substitute for emergency mental health care. If you're in crisis, contact local emergency services or a crisis hotline immediately. MindSync supports ongoing therapy and personal growth, not acute crisis intervention.