Neuromotion, Inc.

Neuromotion, Inc. operates under the trade name Mightier, providing a proprietary emotional regulation software platform delivered through video games paired with a connected heart rate monitor and a digital device such as a tablet or smartphone. Registered users create accounts, and the service is designed to assist children in learning emotional regulation skills, with parents, legal guardians, educators, medical professionals and caregivers as the intended account holders using it alongside children.

The company states explicitly that it is not a licensed mental health care provider and that use of the service does not constitute the practice of medicine, psychology or counseling, does not create a medical professional-patient relationship, and is not a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Account creation is free, while certain features of the service may carry fees or subscriptions handled through a third-party payment processor. Because the platform is used by children, the company addresses COPPA obligations, stating that it does not knowingly collect personal information from children under 13, though it may collect de-identified data such as IP address, pulse rate and usage information.

Business model

Neuromotion distributes its Mightier platform directly to families while also maintaining channels for partners and providers, including clinicians, schools and employers. Accounts are free to create, and the company charges for certain features of the service on a purchase or subscription basis.

Free account creation with paid features; users electing to purchase or subscribe to such features agree to pay applicable fees, processed by a third-party payment processor.