Neuromotion Inc.

Neuromotion Inc. specializes in digital solutions for children's mental health, utilizing interactive gaming to foster emotional regulation and coping skills in young users through unique gameplay experiences. Founded in 2016 in Boston, US, Neuromotion Inc. focuses on creating engaging digital platforms to assist children with emotional regulation.

The company was formed by a team of individuals including Craig Lund and Jason Kahn, who were instrumental in developing its core offerings. Neuromotion has completed a total of 6 funding deals, with the most recent being a Series B round in December 2021, which raised USD 17. 000 mn, led by DigiTx Partners along with PBJ Capital and Sony Ventures. The total amount raised to date stands at USD 17.

000 mn. Mightier, a product of Neuromotion, offers a digital platform designed to support children's emotional regulation through interactive games and activities. The core product consists of games utilizing a heart sensor to teach emotional awareness and coping skills for children aged 6-14, addressing issues such as anxiety, ADHD, anger, and autism. Mightier also provides a Parent App for caregivers to track progress and engage with the community, serving families and institutions like schools and clinics in North America and select international markets.

Mightier employs a subscription-based revenue model, allowing families and institutions to access a variety of pricing plans tailored to user needs. Subscriptions provide full access to games and resources, fostering long-term engagement with ongoing subscriptions. Revenue is generated directly from families and institutional partnerships, although specific pricing details have not been disclosed. In December 2021, Neuromotion Inc.

raised USD 17. 000 mn in Series B funding, led by DigiTx Partners, to facilitate its expansion into the healthcare industry through a strategic partnership with Magellan Health. The company plans to enhance its product offerings and reach, targeting further integration with healthcare systems and exploring new markets within the healthcare sector, building on their innovative digital approaches to support children's mental health.