Mood Lab

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Mood Lab 〰️

Mood Lab

An immersive, custom & nourishing
well-being experience

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The spirituality crisis: Too much stress. Too much anxiety. Religions are out. But the world is hungry for spirituality. People keep looking for religious surrogates.
The wellness industry captures a lot of that demand. However, the options are suboptimal. Spirituality is an essential human need, top in Maslow’s hierarchy. Mental Health costs 4% GDP (28EU) Accounts for 10% of the NHS’s annual budget

A flowchart with two parallel decision trees, each starting with a black circle labeled 'START' and ending with a black circle labeled 'END'. Each tree asks three questions about feelings, labeled 'How do you feel now?' and 'How do you feel now?' again. Nodes are circles with letters or emojis to represent emotions, connected by lines to indicate the flow of decision-making.

Mood Lab’s solution
A delightful product-service-system experience.

Experience.
Moodlab delivers well-being interventions through sessions.

Custom.
Sessions adapt to user’s personality, emotions, and well-being objectives.

Format.
30 to 45 minutes long, they contain 5-12 custom activities.

Activities.
Served via audio, they are brief and immersive.  

Assortment
Activities can be fun, challenging, introspective and emotional. 

Outcome.
Our sessions relax and reduce anxiety. They feel important and nourishing. 

Frequency.
We recommend a session once per week. But there is no min. or max.

Real Deal.
Cosmorama is built by renowned artists, scientists, technologists and designers.

MoodLab’s wellbeing check-up & workout
A journey inside yourself, one activity at a time.

A worksheet titled 'Peter's Logbook' with six activity scales, each marked with a black dot indicating feelings, and handwritten descriptors like 'fustured,' 'more present,' 'calmer,' 'inspired,' 'silly,' '@expressive,' and 'sadness'.

A session where you’ll experience a sequence of short activities designed to explore the different areas of your wellbeing. A new way to get in touch with your emotions and to become aware of what works for you, personally. A fun and unconventional solution for workplace wellbeing. An experience designed to easily pop-up at your facilities. Our 30 minute individual sessions will give you and your team the wellbeing tools you need to stay healthy and focused.

How it works
Serious tech and advanced science

The Science of Happiness
Our sessions mix pleasure and life-meaning with a dash of purpose. 

Behavioural Surplus
By looking into behaviour we create custom and meaningful sessions. 

Strong Ethics
Best in class data security and privacy measures are our bread and butter.  

Just in Time Adaptive Interventions
Our secret ingredient. Cosmorama’s Controller System matches the right activity to the right user and delivers it in the right moment.

Flowchart of a user session system with steps for pre-session, Cosmorama engine, custom session, and post session, including user profile inputs, analytics engine, controller system, activities, media, and goal adjustment.

Who is Moodlab for?

A simple black and white diagram depicting a person in the center with various activities and questions around them, such as 'Hit the gym?', 'Doomscroll some more?', 'Binge-watch some Netflix', 'Go to church?', 'Get trashed again?', and 'Use a mindfulness app?'

Mood Lab is for you if you’re an urban professional who uses your time-off to explore ‘who you really are’. Have tried (and are fed up with) entertainment, art, fitness and wellness product/services. You crave for meaning and sense of purpose in your life. Curious about your spirituality, but feel ashamed about it. Don’t know where to start.

In a nutshell, you are spiritual but not religious (SBNR). 

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The plan
A journey from atoms to bits.

Person with dark hair tied back, facing a wall with floral and fruit images projected or displayed on it.
A woman standing at a table with bowls, notes, and a projector, writing on a notepad, set against a dark background.
A person holding a self-reporting logbook titled "Veronica's Wellbeing Playground Self-Reporting Logbook" with various prompts and stickers to track feelings and activities during different phases of a program, including sections for feeling feelings and moving through reflective stages.

Stage 1: Fundamentals.
R&D, pilots and tests crystallises the science, the tech and know-how.

Stage 2: Stations.
Instead of building venues, we transform yours, temporarily. 
Sessions are delivered with easy to set up stations.

Stage 3: Pavilions.
An ideal pop-up format.
They are lightweight, easy to transport and to install.

Stage 4: Venues.
Moodlab becomes a destination.
Fixed venues appear around the world. 
We prefer derelict churches, but we also do high streets.

Stage 5: Electronics.
Cosmorama becomes an Alexa-like gadget. Sessions run autonomously. They transform your home or workplace into a personalised sanctuary.

Black and white photo of a woman sitting in a chair on a stage with a projection behind her. In the foreground, there are two glass bowls, a white notebook, a pen, and some papers on a table, with a microphone cable visible.