A calm guide for clear seeing.
Mind Made Labs is exploring a guided companion that helps people investigate experience directly. The long-term aim is to soften the sense of a separate self, pointing toward what many describe as "no-self" or natural, effortless awareness.
Our goal isn’t to give advice; it’s to ask the right questions, at the right pace, until the answer becomes obvious in your own experience.
What is Mind Made Labs?
We’re an early-stage lab building tools for direct psychological insight, like a coach that asks better questions. Our first product is a conversational guide for self-inquiry: simple, structured, and surprisingly practical.
Early-stage means: less marketing, more iteration.
What we believe (practically)
- People don’t need more advice; they need clearer seeing.
- Short sessions beat long lectures.
- Language should be ordinary, even when the insight is profound.
How the guide works
- Start with what’s present: sensation, thought, emotion, or a real-life problem.
- The chatbot asks precise questions and reflects back in simple terms.
- You verify in your own experience: no belief, no jargon, no pretending.
- Over time, inquiry can reveal that the "self" is more like a process than a thing.
What we’re building (early)
- Guided flows for anxiety, rumination, self-criticism, and decision noise.
- A “direct seeing” mode that gently questions the sense of “me”.
- Session summaries (optional) that keep things useful and grounded.
We’ll talk about clarity, presence, and perspective, with no jargon or mystical language required.
Safety & boundaries
This is not therapy, medical advice, or crisis support. If you’re in immediate danger or at risk of self-harm, contact your local emergency number.
- We bias toward grounded questions and practical language.
- No claims of certainty; only prompts to verify.
- Clear opt-outs and session controls.
Privacy (draft)
We’re designing for privacy from day one. The specifics will depend on hosting and model choices, but the intent is simple:
- Minimize data collection.
- Give people control over saving and deleting.
- Be transparent about what’s stored and why.
Ship notes (occasional)
Short updates on what we’re building. No fluff.