Press & Media
Official information, press releases, scientific foundations and media kit for journalists, bloggers and media partners.
About MindBright
MindBright® is the first 1-minute app for mental strength. One daily question that creates clarity. Science-based, digital, and without esoteric concepts.
Our story
MindBright® emerged from a simple but pressing thought: Why do so many people feel exhausted in daily life, even though they function?
The answer lay not in a lack of discipline or motivation, but in an overloaded mind. Between meetings, appointments and expectations, there is barely any room for inner clarity. Yet this clarity is exactly what determines how strong we truly are: mentally, emotionally, humanly.
From this observation, MindBright® was born. An app that radically simplifies resilience and mental strength. No 20-minute meditations, no self-optimisation programmes. Just one minute a day. One question, one thought, one moment for yourself.
MindBright combines neuroscientific insights about resilience, mindfulness and emotional regulation with modern AI technology. From the beginning, the goal was to make science-based methods so simple that they fit into any daily routine and full calendar.
The idea: Mental health should not be complicated. It should be natural.
MindBright® is therefore not another self-help tool, but an invitation to return to ourselves. Every day, for one minute.
MindBright®: Resilience & mental strength in just 1 minute per day.
Press Releases
Here you will find press releases from MindBright®. Our official announcements and background information are available as PDF downloads.
Press release for the launch of MindBright®
Official announcement and background information about the MindBright® app (PDF)
Download PDFFact Sheet
The MindBright® fact sheet provides all key information at a glance: compact, current and ideal for editorial use. All information is approved for journalistic use.
| Area | Content |
|---|---|
| Product name: | MindBright® |
| Headquarters: | Germany |
| Category: | Mental Health / AI App |
| Mission: | More resilience & joy of life in 1 minute per day |
| USP: | Radical simplicity meets proven impact |
| Target group: | Working professionals 35–65, stressed, little time |
| Data protection: | MindBright® is developed in Germany. Evidence-based, secure and GDPR-compliant. |
| Scientific approach: | Building on research in resilience, neuroplasticity and positive psychology. |
| Availability: | Free to use at mindbright.one, mobile-optimised for iOS and Android. |
Media Kit (Downloads)
Here you will find all official MindBright® assets for editorial use. The material may be used royalty-free in the context of reporting on MindBright®.
Press release
Official announcement (PDF)
Background information about the app, method and mission of MindBright®.
Download PDFLogo set
Official brand logos
Various logo variants in different formats for print and digital.
Download .ZIPNote: Please ensure the correct spelling of the brand: MindBright®
We are happy to provide additional materials or individual formats (e.g. interview, audio quote or video snippet) on request.
Science & Evidence
MindBright® is based on scientific findings from resilience research, positive psychology and neuroplasticity.
Every exercise, every impulse and every micro-reflection in the app follows the principle: Science-based, not self-help.
The goal is not to superficially generate motivation, but to sustainably strengthen neural processes that promote resilience, emotional stability and mental flexibility.
MindBright® translates complex research findings into simple, everyday micro-interventions — for noticeable impact in just one minute per day.
The MindBright® method is based on current research into resilience, stress regulation and neuroplasticity. The following peer-reviewed studies show how mental strength can be measurably promoted.
Scientific sources (selection)
Nature Communications (2022)
Serotonin and dopamine modulate aging in response to food odor and availability
View studyBMC Public Health (2024)
Association of psychological resilience with all-cause and cause-specific mortality
View studyFrontiers in Psychology (2021)
Neural mechanisms of resilience: How the brain adapts to stress
View studyInternational Journal of Molecular Sciences (2023)
A Comprehensive Overview of Stress, Resilience, and Neuroplasticity Mechanisms
View studyPress contact
For press enquiries, podcast and interview requests or additional information, please contact our press team. We are happy to support you with background material, quotes or image requests relating to MindBright®.