Beam decodes your life by syncing your digital life and feelings to identify your emotional triggers and behaviour patterns providing the clarity and control to reduce stress and improve resilience.

Peter Magnani, Founder, explains how Beam was born:

"Get over it and get on with it" wasn't working for me anymore:

I'd always felt anxious for no apparent reason. I had a great family, and friends and loved my job. I knew I should feel content but often felt overwhelmed, angry and then guilty for not feeling grateful! I’d tried everything to feel better but couldn’t unravel the tangled web of interrelated feelings and choices that cluttered my brain. I was desperate to find solutions. 

Through trial and error, I stumbled on a concept that was the catalyst for Beam. I started organising my thoughts every day by drawing a snapshot of my whole life on paper, covering my health, relationships, money, and work (and a whole lot more) to try to understand how my choices and feelings influenced each other. This was a breakthrough for me. By examining the whole picture I finally had clarity, stressed less and felt more resilient and optimistic. My friends and family noticed the difference and it was clear they were also crying out for this support.

From this Beam was born, a transformative app that harnesses, analyses and interprets user’s personal data, solely for their benefit. Beam decodes people’s lives, providing holistic insight into their mental, physical and financial health and the clarity and control to reduce stress and improve resilience. It “connects the dots” by securely syncing data from services they already use, then visualising and interpreting it to pinpoint and predict emotional triggers, behaviour patterns and personalised support. Beam is simple and intuitive and importantly, entirely ad-free with personal user data secure and visible only to them via end-to-end encryption.  

Get early access to the Beta app at beamandme.com

Beam: Decode Your Life

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