Basic Information | Clearmind's Data Points |
---|---|
Tech-enabled product/Internet first product | Yes |
Industry Domain | Mental Health, Fitness, Self-care |
Achieved PMF? | No |
Repeat usage of the product | Usage frequency: Medium to High |
Public Interest | High |
Brand recognition | Product Hunt’s 7th Product of the day |
The mission is to harness AI and use proven techniques to bring a paradigm shift in the way people reflect on their inner selves - similar to how they maintain their physical health - and reduce the number of people that need access to costly and inaccessible traditional therapy methods like 1:1 sessions.
The Clearmind community began taking shape in November 2022. Contrary to popular belief, the conversations with the users on the MVP version revealed the need for a platform where there is no human at the end of the loop to judge raw emotions shared by the users. As a result of a research conducted with 86 users, some even suggested that it is better than traditional therapy.
Anika Beri, the founder, brings ten years of experience as one of India's top clarity coaches, where she utilized spiritual coaching, mindfulness, and community healing methods. These approaches were instrumental in building Clearmind and also acquiring the initial user-base.
Today, the web-based app has over 60,000 users across 106 countries, with Germany, the UK, and Iran being the top countries, and it has plans to expand into the B2B healthcare sector, which has already shown a lot of interest in the product.
ICP-1 | ICP-2 | ICP-3 | |
---|---|---|---|
Who are they? | College Student | Working professional | Small business owners |
Age | 18-24 | 25-45 | 24-45 |
Gender | Any | Any | Any |
Location | Tier 1 | Tier 1 | Tier 1 |
Income | >5 LPA | >40 LPA | >8 LPA |
Relationship Status | Single/ In a relationship | Any | Single/ In a relationship |
Lives with | Family, alone | Family, Roommates | Family, Alone |
Where do they spend their money? | Luxury, food, investments, shopping, groceries | Entertainment, food, lifestyle, travel, rent | business, lifestyle, fashion, groceries |
Where do they spend their time? | Weekdays: Office, friends, fitness | Weekdays: College/Internship, projects, friends, commute | Weekdays: building business, friends, fitness |
Which apps do they use frequently? | Swiggy, Zomato, GPay, Instagram, Spotify, Slack, WhatsApp, Notion, chatGPT | Headspace, Instagram, Zepto, Amazon, Myntra, Netflix, WhatsApp | Whatsapp, Instagram, Youtube, Uber |
Money or Time? | Money | Time | Money & Time |
Previous expense on mental well-being throughout the year | >1500/year | >15000/year | >5000/year |
The Problem: How many times in a week do they feel anxious/ stressed? | 12 to 14 times in a week. |
| Everyday, multiple times. |
Need Assessment (Stress levels/Other mental health symptoms) | High | Very High | Very High |
Awareness of mental health products | High | High | High |
Trust in AI | High | Medium | Medium |
Current pain points | -Expensive solutions -Unsure if my problems are real -Family/ social stigma/ fear of judgement | - Generic solutions -Too many opinions, don't know how to start | -Less time to prioritise mental health |
Current solution | -Talking to friends -Physical or creative activities -Articles and blogs | -Talking to friends | -Self healing techniques |
ICP Prioritisation Framework
Value to user | Ease of adoption | Frequency | Appetite to pay | CAC | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
ICP 1 | Very High | High | High | Medium | Low |
ICP 2 Professionals | Very High | Low | Medium | High | High |
ICP 3 | High | Medium | High | Medium | Medium |
Therefore, ICP 1 > ICP 2 > ICP 3
-Social media and word of mouth are the star acquisition channels
- Payment has been an issue with the current users
- Users love dropping positive feedback after a good experience
- Security and privacy concerns are a thing while using the app
- More multi-lingual requests are seen
- Better and more accurate AI responses will help retain users
- When emotions are reflected back at users, they get more clarity and a 'aha moment'
Since Clearmind is a B2C mental wellness platform, the target customers are people who already take online therapy in some form across various demography and across all genders.
To calculate TAM, SAM, and SOM, we need to:
TAM refers to the entire market demand for a product or service, assuming no competition and 100% market coverage.
Key Metrics to Calculate TAM:
App | Key features | USP | Geography | AI Approach |
---|---|---|---|---|
Clearmind | Mood tracking, personalized meditation | Hyper-personalized emotional support | Global | Fully AI-driven |
Meru Health | Personalized treatment plans, online counseling | Clinically validated treatments | U.S., expanding | AI to adapt treatment plans |
Ginger | On-demand coaching, video sessions | 24/7 accessibility | U.S., global expansion | AI matches users with therapists |
Woebot | CBT techniques via chatbot | Engaging conversational style | Global | Fully AI-driven |
Wysa | Self-help tools, guided meditations | Hybrid model with human access | 95+ countries | AI + Human |
Youper | Emotional health assistant | Insightful emotional engagement | Primarily U.S., expanding | AI as chatbot |
Therabot | Generative AI therapy scripts | Targeting underserved populations | U.S. (in trials) | GenAI |
Conclusion:
- The market is growing exponentially especially in the US and Asia-Pacific regions
- No two companies are using AI for the same reason, hence reducing direct competition while still validating the space.
- Clearmind stands out with its hyper-personalized approach, something that even users appreciate the most.
- Competitors like Wysa and Ginger emphasize hybrid models combining AI with human therapists.
- Understanding local cultural contexts is crucial for maximizing impact, a space where Clearmind is lacking.
- These tools are still meant to complement—not replace—human interaction in therapy settings.
Which to pick? : It is important to understand the product distribution channels before applying growth frameworks to ensure that Clearmind reaches its target audience efficiently and effectively. Without this understanding, the growth strategies may not be successful in driving sustainable growth Clearmind.
Clearmind is in the pre-PMF stage as it is still trying to understand customer needs and validate its product offerings:
1. Problem/ solution fit: It is engaged in Customer Discovery - gathering qualitative feedback from potential users to validate the relevance of their mental health solutions.
2. Iterative product: Still refining product based on feedback
3. Limited market penetration: have low retention rate at the moment
Acquire users in a faster, cheaper, feedback-driven way.
Experiment 1 - SEO (AI Therapist, AIJournal, I feel anxious)
Experiment 2 - Content loops (mental health advocates/ daily bloggers)
Experiment 3 - Product integration (Discovery through therapists and small clinics)
Basis the Google Search volumes results and all other information available using secondary research, the following estimates have been derived:
Hook:
Every time the user inputs their feelings, they receive a personalised Mood-Card that acts as a summary of their emotional state. This is directly shareable on all social sites for the friends and family to get a glimpse into the users day-to-day without having to update them.
Generator
In this case, the product is the generator of the content with some help by the user.
Distributor
The user is the distributor of the Moodcard where their social acts as a channel and brings their intrigued followers on the platform.
Hook:
- Use colors and patterns to scale content production on Instagram
- 20% platform promotional posts, 80% self-help reels
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Distributor:
The relatable content will be shared with friends and family on Instagram, which acts as a indirect discoverability channel for Clearmind
Hook:
Since the problem statement is relatable, users, especially life coaches, mentors, etc. establish themselves as social warriors and build their credibility by sharing about the platform to those in need.
Distributor:
The user and their followers share/reshare
Gathering positive feedback to reshare on social media platforms to show the impact Clearmind has already had on users is a great content loop. Here is a PDF of how users see Clearmind:
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