Track your progress
See how your scores evolve over time on a clear personal dashboard, so you can notice change and act early.
Mind Screen guides you through psychological self-assessments by talking with an intelligent AI assistant — no cold forms, just a natural, private dialogue built on the same tools clinicians use.
Available on iOS & Android
Every assessment is built on internationally recognized clinical instruments
See how your scores evolve over time on a clear personal dashboard, so you can notice change and act early.
The AI assistant asks each clinical question out loud and listens. Answer in your own words — research shows people are more candid speaking than writing.
Your conversations and results belong to you alone. Sessions run in a secure environment and are never shared with third parties.
Pick the area you want to explore — depression, anxiety, burnout, loneliness and more.
The assistant greets you and sets a calm, non-judgmental tone from the first exchange.
It asks the questions of the clinical scale, adapted for spoken dialogue, and listens to you.
Get a clear, interpreted summary of what your responses may indicate — without clinical jargon.
Each screening mirrors a recognized clinical instrument. Four are free forever — the full library unlocks with Pro.
More assessments are added continuously as the library expands.
Replacing checkbox questionnaires with genuine dialogue lowers the barrier to honest self-reflection. The conversational format mirrors a therapeutic interaction — creating a sense of being heard, not simply measured — without compromising scientific rigor.
Mind Screen is designed with discretion at its core. Conversations and results are confidential and never shared. Everything operates in a secure environment where your data belongs to you alone — any session, any time, wherever you feel comfortable.
"Talking instead of ticking boxes changed everything. I said things out loud I'd never have written down."
"The summary was clear and kind — no jargon, no judgment. It helped me take a first step toward care."
"Seeing my scores over time made the invisible visible. I noticed the burnout before it took over."
Understand yourself better and make an informed first move toward care.