
Our Vision and Mission
Vision: To improve the mental health of one million people around the world.
Mission: To become the world’s leading provider of ethical technology, transforming how we improve human mental health

What We Do
At Mind Data, we help organisations measure and optimise the impact of their mental health initiatives. Our platform transforms unstructured text-based data, like survey responses, self-reported check-ins, and therapy notes, into actionable insights. We provide a clear picture of how mental health efforts are performing, so organisations can make data-driven decisions that improve wellbeing and business outcomes.
Our system combines sentiment analysis, thematic analysis, and mood scoring, offering a comprehensive view of employee wellbeing. We don’t just track engagement metrics; we deliver quantifiable results that demonstrate real-world impact—whether that’s reduced stress, improved productivity, or enhanced overall wellbeing.

Our Team
Our passionate founding team is dedicated to transforming mental health support through innovation and ethical technology. At Mind Data, we believe that meaningful change happens when technology is built with compassion, purpose, and integrity.


The Founder’s Story
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Mind Data was born from Sean Ruane’s personal experience with mental health challenges and his professional background in customer success. For years, Sean was a Director of Customer Success, managing multi-million-pound revenue streams.
A key aspect of his role was proving the impact of the solutions his teams provided. He recognised that while many platforms perform well for a couple of years based on engagement and good relationships, long-term partnerships hinge on demonstrating measurable impact. As budgets shrink and competition intensifies, it’s the ability to show tangible results that sustains client retention.
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Drawing on this experience, Sean is now combining his passion for mental health with his expertise in customer success to drive Mind Data forward. The goal is simple: to help businesses and service providers make mental health initiatives more effective by giving them the tools to measure and optimise their impact.