When users engage with Thymia’s specially designed games, every action—tap, swipe, or keystroke—yields insights into their mental state, including reaction times and error rates. Thymia analyzes speech to reveal a range of emotions and cognitive patterns, examining both acoustics (tone, pitch, loudness, and pauses) for emotional cues, and content (word choice and structure) for insights into cognitive states. Thymia’s AI captures and monitors various movements through device cameras, including eye-gaze patterns, facial micro-expressions, head angles, and upper body movements. This advanced video analysis allows Thymia to detect subtle behaviors often missed in face-to-face interactions. Thymias has expanded into four new continents including the UK, Europe, U.S., Spain, Brazil, Indonesia, and Nigeria.  

Thymia raised €2.7M in Seed round finding to expand the reach and capabilities of its pioneering technology. The round was led by Kodori Ventures and joined by new and existing investors including Entrepreneur first, Syndicate Room’s Access, Calm/Storm and Form Ventures.

Thymia in Three:

What problem is Thymia solving? Thymia aims to improve mental health diagnosis by using video games to objectively measure depression symptoms through linguistic biomarkets detectable through speech, and facial expressions.

What's innovative about Thymia? Thymia brings objectivity to mental health assessment by tracking mental health biomarkers through gamified tasks, rather than relying solely on self-reported questionnaires.

Who can use Thymia? Thymia provides diagnostic tools for mental health to healthcare providers, organizations, and individuals seeking depression assessments. Their primary focus is on supporting healthcare providers, payers, and employers with tailored solutions for enhanced mental health evaluation.