

An eight-type overload framework with practical systems, education, and an overload-tracking app.
A Mind Full helps people understand overwhelm through eight overload types, practical reset systems, education and its flagship app, OVER.
Revenue from OVER subscriptions, digital reset systems and courses, plus coaching and personalized written support.
People experience different forms of overwhelm but often lack a clear way to identify what's driving it or how to move forward.
OVER subscriptions, digital products, courses and coaching generate revenue, with potential to expand through new reset systems.
A Mind Full identifies eight overload types and links them to reset systems, courses and OVER, which logs experiences and patterns.
While some apps address stress and burnout, few offer a structured framework for identifying and understanding different types of overload.
A Mind Full offers overload education, reset systems and courses. OVER is an app for logging overload and identifying patterns over time.
Eight overload types, targeted systems and clear snapshots reveal patterns for personal growth or more focused therapy and coaching.
People experiencing everyday overload who want clarity, practical next steps and insights they can use independently or with a professional.
Sell OVER subscriptions, digital products and courses online, with coaching, written support and partnerships as additional revenue channels
Initial focus: U.S. English-speaking adults experiencing everyday overload, with potential to reach English-speaking markets internationally
Use articles, email, Instagram, TikTok and short videos to demonstrate the tools, build trust and reach users through partnerships.
With or without investment — figures provided by the founders.
Seeking funding and strategic connections to launch A Mind Full as a sustainable business and bring OVER to market. Funding would support completing and connecting both platforms, finalizing OVER's backend and subscriptions, launching A Mind Full's website and services, and driving initial marketing