Mindbloom, a Seattle maker of mobile apps designed to help people live healthier lives, has been acquired in a deal of undisclosed size by Denver-based Welltok. Mindbloom’s 11 employees… Read More
Mindbloom’s apps are all about improving your life and the company’s newest endeavor certainly fits in that category. The Seattle startup just officially debuted Momentum, an app that helps people… Read More
Need a little extra incentive to get in shape, save money or volunteer your time with a non-profit? Enter Proof, a new mobile app for Android and iPhone from Seattle… Read More
Just in time for Valentine’s Day, Seattle-based interactive media company Mindbloom has partnered with best-selling author John Gray to provide relationship advice across the company’s apps. Gray penned the New York Times… Read More
Seattle startup Mindbloom has hired Travis McElfresh as chief technology officer and vice president of product development and engineering, a key addition to the maker of personal improvement applications like Life… Read More
Getting tired and feeling sleepy during the day is a common problem. Many of us resort to several cups of joe per day and some even try energy drinks, which… Read More
Veteran game designer Chris Hewett and his team at Mindbloom want to make sure you are living your healthiest, happiest life. Though he was once no stranger to the hectic… Read More
Everyone can use a little pick-me-up or inspiration once in a while. And, if you’ve been down in the dumps, looking to improve family relationships or want to exercise more,… Read More
Anne Krook, who spent 13 years at Amazon.com, most recently overseeing disaster response and disaster recovery, has joined Seattle startup Mindbloom as vice president of operations. Mindbloom, which launched in September,… Read More
In some games, you solve puzzles. In others, you try to wipe out enemy forces. But a new offering from Seattle’s Mindbloom has a deeper, more spiritual purpose. It wants… Read More
Seattle startup Mindbloom has reached a multi-year agreement with health insurance giant Aetna, which will offer an enhanced version of the company’s “Life Game” to its members as a way… Read More
