Show HN: The Mindloom, from Idea to a Reality

1 buildnothing 0 7/16/2025, 1:02:15 PM themindloom.app ↗

It started as an idea for the bolt.new hackathon, and today I’m excited to share The Mindloom — a production-ready mental wellness platform, built with care, design, and empathy.

An AI-powered Mindful Companion Guided journaling with mood tracking Daily emotional check-ins Insightful patterns for self-awareness A growing library of evidence-based resources

Built with a modern stack, but more importantly — built with intention. No more waiting for appointments. No fear of judgment. Just support when you need it.

Try it out → https://themindloom.app

Would love your thoughts, feedback, or just a share if you believe in the mission.

P.S. I am already working on more features like realtime guided meditations using Elevenlabs.

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Show HN: The Mindloom, from Idea to a Reality

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