# Shmoody - The Student Wellness Platform > Shmoody is a mental wellness app that makes self-care joyful, stigma-free, and engaging for college students. We're the wellness platform that students actually use. ## About Shmoody Shmoody helps students take action on their mental health through fun, science-backed activities. We take the guesswork out of self-care and mental health by providing personalized daily actions based on how students are feeling. Founded by Mike McSweeney and Nate Luce, Shmoody was born from the belief that you can take a problem seriously without taking yourself too seriously. Mental health tools don't have to feel clinical or boring - they should feel human, engaging, and actually enjoyable to use. ## Key Features - **Personalized Daily Activities**: Actions tailored to how students feel each day - **Science-Backed Techniques**: CBT, DBT, mindfulness, and evidence-based approaches - **Gamified Experience**: Streaks, rewards, and progress tracking that motivates continued use - **Anonymous by Design**: No personal data required - students can use freely without privacy concerns - **Campus Analytics**: Aggregate, anonymized insights for university administrators ## Impact & Results - 95% of users report feeling better after using the app - 85% of users report improved ability to manage stress - 5 million+ activities completed by users - 70% average monthly active user rate - Over 22,000 students served across partner universities ## University Partners Shmoody partners with colleges and universities including: - Texas Tech University - Duke University - McNeese State University - Tennessee Tech University - Huston-Tillotson University - Wiley College - Texas Southern University - St. Mary's University ## Key Pages - `/` - Home page for students - `/universities` - Information for colleges and university partnerships ## Contact - Schedule a demo: https://calendly.com/christina-shmoodyapp - Website: https://shmoody.com ## Why Students Love Shmoody Shmoody meets students where they are with: 1. Fun, engaging content that doesn't feel like "therapy homework" 2. Quick actions that fit into busy student schedules 3. A judgment-free, stigma-free environment 4. Real results they can feel in their daily lives