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PSYT

Self-development app & resources

PSYT logo
1-20 employees
  • B2C
  • B2B
  • Personal health
  • SaaS
  • Mobile
  • Wellbeing
Holborn, London, UK

Company mission

PSYT's mission is to help individuals live happy, fulfilling and productive lives.

Top investors

Our take

PSYT aims to help improve psychological well-being through the use of live training and technology by translating valuable psychological knowledge from academia into easy-to-understand, action-based summaries designed to help individuals put the advice into practice.

94% of Millennials and Gen Z are committed to making personal improvements. Whilst self-development books can be inspiring and informative, the challenge lies in actually changing behaviours based on their information.

In moving toward digital, digestible mediums, PSYT is not threatening traditional books, but is working with authors and publishers to promote their content. It is led by Headspace alumni and is backed by advisors from leading companies in the market such as Headspace, Masterclass and Audible.

With this substantial industry experience and having observed a gap in the current market, the company has the potential to build a significant business that impacts millions across the globe.

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Freddie

Company Specialist at Welcome to the Jungle

Benefits

  • Flexible & remote working
  • Equity in the business
  • The opportunity to be part of a high growth start-up developing considerable value, while helping change the world for the better

Company values

  • Live in service of others
  • Focus on what truly matters
  • Take a growth perspective
  • Don’t hurry, don’t pause
  • Process over outcomes

Funding (last 2 of 3 rounds)

Feb 2021

$2.2m

SEED

Jan 2018

$1m

SEED

Total funding: $3.8m

This company has top investors

Leadership

Nicholas Begley

(Co-founder)

Former Head of Research of mindfulness app Headspace.

George MacKerron

(Co-founder)

Senior Lecturer in Economics at the University of Sussex and previously ran the Mappiness study, the world’s largest study into happiness.