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GoodLives launches AI-assisted mental health platform

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Company
GoodLives
What it does
AI-enhanced mental wellness platform
Kind
Analysis
Stage
pre-seed
Sector
Healthcare & Life Sciences

What they do

GoodLives is a startup offering 360-degree wellness covering physical, mental, social, and emotional care

What happened

Founded by Sakshi Shah and Lawrance Lovedeep, it uses AI to match users with therapists and plans AI chatbots for triage

Why it matters

The company bootstrapped for three years, avoiding data-sharing with firms, and now targets B2B colleges and corporates; its goal is to make mental health…

The details

  • GoodLives was founded by Sakshi Shah and Lawrance Lovedeep to address India's mental health stigma.
  • The company delivers 360-degree wellness covering physical, mental, social, and emotional care.
  • GoodLives uses AI to amplify human therapists, not replace them.
  • Its first MVP is therapist matching via smart algorithms that analyze needs, emotions, and fit.
  • Upcoming AI chatbots will provide instant, context-aware triage.
  • Chatbots will bridge gaps in outreach programs and workshops that normalize conversations.
  • The startup bootstrapped for three years before gaining pre-seed momentum.
  • It is self-funded and has refused data-sharing with firms despite revenue hits.

The bigger picture

  • The name 'Good Lives' evokes balanced, fulfilling existences.
  • Social impact accelerators and government grants helped bridge to pre-seed scaling.
  • The startup targets stigma-barriered markets through B2B colleges and corporates.

About the business

  • GoodLives offers 360-degree wellness including physical, mental, social, and emotional care.
  • It uses AI to enhance human therapists, not replace them.
  • The first MVP is therapist matching via smart algorithms analyzing needs, emotions, and fit.
  • Upcoming AI chatbots will provide instant, context-aware triage.
  • Chatbots will support outreach programs and workshops normalizing conversations.
  • The company operates in India, focusing on markets with high stigma.
  • It plans to generate revenue through B2B partnerships with colleges and corporates.

What happens next

  • Penetrate stigma-barriered markets through B2B colleges and corporates.
  • Achieve AI-driven support as accessible as fitness trackers.
  • Expand partnerships to position mental health as non-negotiable infrastructure.
  • Influence policy for systemic change.

The deal

Type
launch

Founders

  • Sakshi Shah, Founder
  • Lawrance Lovedeep, Co-founder

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