Zeeds join HatchBay

Zeeds is an application that aims to build meaning in peoples lives, by helping them identify and act in line with deep rooted values. As users start to act in line with meaningful behaviors, they are able to grow plants in a virtual garden.

Hatchbay is excited to welcome mental wellbeing app Zeeds to our growing number of startups. Zeeds enable people to build meaningful habits, guided by modern psychological research. Zeeds is an application that aims to build meaning in peoples lives, by helping them identify and act in line with deep rooted values. As users start to act in line with meaningful behaviors, they are able to grow plants in a virtual garden. The application help people to identifying core values through validated self-reflection exercises, and then to build concrete behaviors in line with these values through validated methods for habit formation. This is done by scaling up validated psychological science, to build a fun, intuitive and minimalistic platform to achieve that goal. Mental health is of increasing concern to governments and societies around the world. The World Health Organization estimates that the direct and indirect costs of mental health approximates to 1000 billion dollars - a figure that is expected to triple to 2030 if trends continue. Meaning is a central process in peoples daily lives - an existential problem you might even call it. Research seems to show that turning to ones deep-rooted values for guidance on how to act in the world, might build a foundation for a more meaningful life, says Mamduh Halawa (CEO of Zeeds). Zeeds hopes their service will help people around the world strengthen their ability to go through life with purpose, excitement and engagement.