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Thymia

Building AI for Symptom Tracking

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Thymia

Description: Building AI for Symptom Tracking

Investors: Kodori Ventures

Reference Link to Deck: https://www.businessinsider.com/thymia-ai-mental-health-startup-27-million-pitch-deck-2023-7

Stage: Seed

Slide 1 – Cover

Content:

  • Logo & brand name: thymia
  • Tagline: Making mental health as objectively measurable as physical health
  • Website: www.thymia.ai
  • Design framing:

  • Strong use of purple as a brand anchor (clean, modern, medical-technology feel).
  • Illustration of a relaxed person holding a phone, alongside a mirrored face scan — conveys tech + human blend.
  • Clear tagline immediately communicates mission; positioning statement is prominent.

  • Slide 2 – The Problem (Societal & Economic Impact)

    Content:

  • Poor Mental Health – Huge societal & economic problem
  • $6 trillion problem*
  • 1 billion people affected*
  • COVID doubled rates*
  • Depression = most common, most disabling mental illness*
  • Less than 50% of generalist doctors diagnose mental illness correctly*
  • 75% of diagnosable patients receive no help*
  • On average takes 10 years to diagnosis & treatment*
  • 8 million deaths** (suicides attributable to mental illness)
  • (*Sources: Lancet, NIMH England, WHO data references shown at bottom of slide.)

    Design framing:

  • Circular “problem stats” arranged around a central figure emphasizes patient isolation.
  • Bold purple and icons reinforce each stat for easy retention.
  • Economically framed ($6T) → sets stage for large market need.

  • Slide 3 – The Problem (Lack of Objective Tools)

    Content:

  • Mental health: we struggle to track & treat due to lack of objective tools
  • Physical health: measurable symptoms (predict, prevent, treat).
  • Mental health: no objective tools — only subjective, inaccurate questionnaires, outdated by a century.
  • Design framing:

  • Split-screen comparison (Physical Health vs. Mental Health).
  • Green checkmarks vs. red Xs — simple, intuitive metaphor.
  • Helps audience “see” the gap visually.

  • Slide 4 – The Solution

    Content:

  • thymia makes mental health objectively measurable with clinical accuracy
  • “We make mental health as objectively measurable and trackable as physical health.”
  • Analogy: blood pressure cuff (physical) → thymia (mental).
  • Functions: detect, track, predict, prevent.
  • Design framing:

  • Minimalist with analogy graphic (BP cuff).
  • Purple + white space highlights clarity and scientific tone.
  • Reassures audience: they know blood pressure → thymia is the equivalent for mind.

  • Slide 5 – The Team

    Content:

  • Emilia Molimpakis, PhD (CEO & Co-Founder) – >12 years experience, PhD in Neuroscience/Linguistics.
  • Stefano Goria, PhD (CTO & Co-Founder) – >17 years multi-modal models, ex-quant.
  • Gabrielle Powell (COO & Co-Founder) – >13 years global health finance/ops.
  • Nick Cummins, PhD (Chief Scientific Officer) – signal processing expert, 2200 citations.
  • Design framing:

  • Standard founder grid, each with credentials + logos of institutions/companies (UCL, JPMorgan, King’s College, etc.).
  • Headshots humanize credibility.
  • Heavy academic/clinical emphasis — builds scientific trust.

  • Slide 6 – The Technology

    Content:

  • Building the world’s most accurate & versatile tool for mental health assessment
  • Inputs: Voice (tone, content), Video (facial/visual data), Behaviour (typing, swiping, errors).
  • Outputs: Symptoms (fatigue, mood, attention, memory, etc.) → Conditions (depression, anxiety, ADHD, etc.).
  • We deliver objective outputs compared against patient & healthy distributions.
  • Design framing:

  • Classic “AI core” diagram: inputs funnel into AI → outputs flow out.
  • Bright, pastel icons keep healthcare-friendly feel.
  • Strong clarity of “multi-input → multi-output.”

  • Slide 7 – The Product

    Content:

  • Packaged as APIs & Widgets.
  • Deployable flexibly across platforms (B2B2C).
  • Example flow: Thymia widget/API → condition/symptom scores → Customer Website/App.
  • Design framing:

  • Flowchart arrows illustrate modularity and ease of integration.
  • Customer Website/App highlighted → shows market application.
  • Makes product “plug-and-play” visually obvious.

  • Slide 8 – The Strategy

    Content:

  • Long Term Strategy: Dominate clinical space within 5 years fueled by Regulatory Approval
  • Gathered world’s largest validated depression & fatigue datasets.
  • Pursuing Class I Regulatory Approval.
  • Scaling Targets:
  • Primary care (GP triage)
  • Secondary care (psychiatrists, therapists)
  • Digital healthcare (remote triage, adherence optimization).
  • Design framing:

  • Regulatory lock/unlock icons → communicates approval as gateway.
  • Clear market segmentation at right.
  • Builds confidence that strategy = regulated medical tool, not just wellness app.

  • Slide 9 – Path to Series A

    Content:

  • Clear path to Series A metrics by Q3 2024
  • Revenue: expand sales & marketing across target market.
  • Users: deepen relationships, long-term partnerships.
  • Product: add 5+ new symptoms & 5 new languages.
  • Defensibility: Medical Device Reg. & IP patents (filed by Dec ’24).
  • Design framing:

  • Checklist format = milestones.
  • Hexagon icons (Revenue, Users, Product, Regulation, Series A) → roadmap visualization.
  • Clean, metric-driven — clear signals for investors.
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