After years of development, testing, and refinement, Mind For Me is now live!

We’re excited to start rolling out the platform and see how people will use it to connect, share, and support each other.

This moment isn’t about a loud launch – it’s about beginning a journey.
We’ve built Mind For Me to make it easier to ask for help, to reconnect neighbours, and to remove the awkwardness that sometimes comes with asking for a favour.

A Soft Launch with Purpose

Our soft launch is about listening, learning, and fine-tuning.

As members begin using the platform, we’ll monitor feedback closely so we can improve and prioritise future development.

This gradual rollout helps us manage support and make sure every part of the experience works as intended.

We want every request and every offer of help to feel natural, safe, and rewarding.

Helping the Community Help Itself

Asking for help can feel uncomfortable.

Many people worry they might be putting someone on the spot or that others might feel obliged to say yes.
Mind For Me changes that by creating a simple, fair way to give and receive help in your local area.

With Care Coins, everyone contributes.

You earn Care Coins by helping others and spend them when you need a hand.

It’s not charity – it’s community in motion.

Each act of kindness adds value and keeps support flowing within the neighbourhood.

Because every hour of help is valued equally, it’s fair, balanced, and empowering.

You can give without pressure and ask without guilt.

A Platform Built for Real Connection

Mind For Me is more than an platform – it’s a way to bring people closer again.

Behind the design, technology, and safety checks lies a simple goal: to help people feel connected and supported where they live.

When people help each other, they build trust, and that trust strengthens communities.

It’s not just about convenience; it’s about belonging.

What’s Next

As members join and begin using Mind For Me, we’ll gather insights to guide what comes next.

We’re already planning new features for communities, organisations, and workplaces, so they can use Mind For Me to support their people even more effectively.

But for now, our focus is on real people using it day-to-day – seeing how it makes life easier, and how local support can become second nature again.