Brazil · Mental health care startup

Cogni

Cogni is a Brazilian company based in Florianópolis that specializes in mental health support through its mobile app and clinical dashboard.

Funding reportedLast round: Angel

Mental health careFlorianopolis, Brazil

About Cogni

Cogni is a Brazilian company based in Florianópolis that specializes in mental health support through its mobile app and clinical dashboard.

The Cogni app is designed to assist users in recording their thoughts and feelings, making it a popular tool for cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) in Brazil. It enables both patients and therapists to log emotions, track patterns, and review progress, facilitating effective therapy sessions. The platform offers features for daily mental health tracking, including thought and emotion logging, CBT-oriented self-monitoring, and structured records for therapy use. Cogni's services cater to a wide range of users, including patients undergoing therapy, CBT therapists, mental health professionals, and anyone interested in emotional journaling and mood tracking.

What company datasets say Cogni raised

Funding, as reported

The last round reportedAngelFeb 2021
Last round dateFeb 2021

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Sector
Mental health care
Industry code
NAICS 62133, 51321
Region
State of Santa Catarina
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