Transforming How You Manage Anxiety and Depression
Take control of your mental health. MindSky offers emotionally engaging experiences rooted in clinical research and powered by technology.
Fun activities to build new habits
The key to creating new habits is consistent practice. MindSky makes it easy and enjoyable by offering activity scheduling, reminders, and personalized suggestions tailored to your preferences. Whether it’s practicing mindfulness, tackling fears step-by-step, or reflecting on your progress, our carefully crafted activities are designed to be both effective and enjoyable. Find what works best for you and start building habits that last.
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Leverage your smartwatch data
Got a Fitbit or Apple Watch? MindSky will soon let you connect your smartwatch to track insights like sleep patterns, heart rate variability, steps, and more. By combining this data with your program activity, we’ll adjust your experience and provide meaningful insights to show how small changes in your routine can improve your overall well-being.
Coming soon!
SOS tools for sudden and intense episodes
The MindSky app is your reliable digital companion, always there when you need it the most. When you feel unwell, our SOS tools can help you self-regulate, regain control and find comfort.
An 8-week guided journey to lasting change
The MindSky program offers a self-guided experience grounded in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and behavioral science. Over 8 modules, you’ll gain tools to understand your patterns of anxiety and depression, learn how to change them, and build habits to sustain improvement.
• 60-90 minutes per week• 8-12 weeks total duration
Modules activate progressively every 7 days, allowing you time to learn, practice, and progress. After completing the program, the app continues supporting you with suggested exercises and meaningful content.
MindSky is not for emergency use. If you are in crisis, call your doctor or 911 immediately. For suicidal thoughts, call 988 to talk to a skilled, trained counselor at a crisis center in your area at any time (National Suicide Prevention Lifeline). If you are located outside the United States, call your local emergency line.