Myndpaar goes to the start

Leonie Wilken and her father Ulrich Wilken's start-up has launched its app. It claims to be the first app for couples without a live advisor.

Leonie Wilken and her father Ulrich Wilken have launched their app Myndpaar. The founder announced this on Linkedin on Tuesday and also posted the links for downloads in the Android and Apple app stores. She writes: "It's done! 🚀"

The app is intended to be a kind of counselor for couples, but without a live counselor. According to the idea, couples should master nine tasks in a total of nine modules and thus get closer to each other and, as Leonie Wilken writes, find "perspectives" for their own lives. The offer costs at least 23 euros per week.

According to the company, the app was developed by certified psychologists and is intended as a way to explore problems in a relationship without having to wait a long time for an appointment with a couples' counselor. In addition to the questions, anyone who wants to can also arrange a personal meeting with a partner counselor.

Myndpaar was founded by Leonie Wilken and her father Ulrich Wilken. According to Linkedin, the start-up has been around since July 2021, just four months ago, and emerged from the Myndwerk project that Leonie Wilken set up. Myndwerk, in turn, was founded in 2020 and, according to its own information, is a network for systemic consultants and therapists.