Reveri provides an AI-powered mobile application delivering personalized, guided self-hypnosis and hypnotherapy sessions. The platform adapts in real-time to user responses to address specific goals like chronic pain management, stress reduction, and sleep improvement. This science-backed tool offers users a dynamic method to reshape mental experiences and achieve targeted well-being outcomes.
Funding
$1.8M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
AABLEVJG+1Founders
Product
Problem
Many individuals struggle with stress, pain, sleep disturbances, unwanted habits, and focus issues, often relying on medication or in-person therapy, which can be costly, have side effects, or be inconvenient. Traditional methods may not address the underlying subconscious patterns contributing to these challenges.
Solution
Reveri offers a clinically validated self-hypnosis app that delivers personalized, guided sessions based on decades of research to help users manage stress, improve focus, enhance sleep, break unwanted habits, and relieve pain. The app leverages techniques developed by a leading psychiatrist to rewire negative patterns and behaviors through breathwork, visualization, and hypnotherapy. Users can access customized hypnotherapy sessions on their own time, promoting mental clarity and a stronger mind-body connection.
Target Audience
Reveri is designed for individuals seeking a natural, accessible, and effective way to manage stress, improve focus and sleep, break unwanted habits, and relieve pain through self-hypnosis.
Features
- Personalized self-hypnosis sessions tailored to individual goals
- Guided sessions led by a world-leading psychiatrist
- Techniques incorporating breathwork, visualization, and hypnotherapy
- Tools to manage stress, improve focus, enhance sleep, and break unwanted habits
- Access to a library of sessions addressing various issues like pain management, anxiety, and addiction
- Progress tracking to monitor improvements over time
- Clinically-backed approach rooted in over 45 years of research