Mindless
Free Mental Health tools funded by Hoodies
What it does
Most wellness apps lock their best nervous system and grounding tools behind rigid $15/month subscriptions. Mindless Labs flips the SaaS model on its head. We offer a 100% free digital mental health toolkit zero gated features, paywalls, or noise. How? Every download, check-in, and tool is fully subsidized by our signature line of comfort-focused apparel. Scan the QR code woven into the sleeve to access instant grounding, or wear your care to support access for someone else.
Mindless Labs offers premium, conversation-starting apparel that funds a mental health app for education, inspiration, and healing.
Mindless Labs is a mental health app for education, inspiration, and healing. Supported by a line of premium, conversation-starting apparel. It’s a safety blanket. Our clothing isn’t just something you wear—it’s a statement, a source of comfort, and a way to give back. Proceeds from your purchase help support and subsidize the mental health resources we offer through our app and website. We’ve made sure our apparel is of the highest quality, so you’re not just supporting a cause—you’re getting something truly worth wearing. A mental health support platform for education, inspiration, and healing supported by bold, conversation-starting apparel. This site does not provide medical or…from mindless.org
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