G.B. Molcher

Hi, I’m Gleb (friends call me G.B.) — founder of Mira. For the past year, we’ve been building the future of mental health by bringing science and AI together. Sharing our journey here. Join us — it’ll be fun 🚀 👉 mirahelps.online

@1Umairshaikh The key to inner balance

Can you explain what you sell in one sentence right now?

@shedsgns 🚀 🙌

@gbmolch loom on Mira Gleeeeb

Just hit 2,000 posts! 🚀 Is that a milestone or just the beginning? What do you think? Also, what would you like to explore regarding AI in psychology? Let me know! 👇

A bad day is not a bad life. It’s just a temporary glitch in the dataset. Reboot, sleep on it, and run the diagnostics again tomorrow.

Panic attacks rarely schedule an appointment for Tuesday at 2 PM. They hit at 3 AM. That’s why we build. Support should be on-demand, not by calendar.

AI won't give you a hug. It won't replace human connection. But it will help you untangle the mess in your head.

Imagine a world where every human has a dedicated, genius-level therapist in their pocket, 24/7, for the price of a coffee (okay, large coffee and a muffin).

Building a mental health startup while trying to keep your own mental health intact is the ultimate extreme sport. To all the people grinding today: drink some water (or tequila).

We are teaching AI to be patient and empathetic, yet we panic if a website takes 5 seconds to load. Try to be as kind to yourself as you are to your user base.

Mira’s mission is to empower the world to find inner balance

@audiencon Always is, always will be

a "no" is better than a "maybe" that wastes your time.

The "Do Not Disturb" button is the most underrated mental health feature on your phone.

@harari_yuval True connection fails because of internal blocks, like the "Mind Reading" distortion that drives 40% of relationship issues. Our AI therapist has spent 1.5 years learning to help people debug these inner scripts so they can finally say the things that matter.

Technologies help us say unimportant things to people we don't care about – but often make it more difficult to say the really important things to the people we most care about.

Building the future of AI therapy is cool, but have you tried sleeping for 8 hours? 10/10 experience. Highly recommend.

A fundamental problem with mental health We apply a single label (e.g. depression) to a condition with 1000s of causes & presentations We then treat all "depression" with antidepressants It's no wonder we see limited efficacy; not all "depression" is the same

Friendly reminder: You are not a server. You cannot run with 99.9% uptime.

@PsychToday In 15,000+ sessions, we've found users prefer AI because it provides objective feedback rather than just supporting harmful impulses.

AI chatbots tell us what we want to hear, flatter us, and offer support for our impulses, even when they may be harmful. Here's how a human therapist, flaws and all, can be more genuinely helpful. psychologytoday.com/us/blog/the-ar…

The "5-Minute Rule" for Procrastination: Tell yourself you will only do the task for 5 minutes. If you want to stop after 5 mins, you can. (Spoiler: You won't. The hardest part is the start due to static friction).

Non-invasive neuro-AI is here. You can lie to your therapist, but you can’t lie to your brainwaves. We just partnered with a neurotech lab to feed raw brainwaves directly into Mira. Our AI now detects your real-time emotional state via a wearable headband. First demo today. Honestly? This is the future of therapy.