Nobody signs up
Enrolling feels like declaring something to your employer, so the people who most need it stay away.
Founding workplace pilot
A stop-smoking and stop-vaping programme you can offer your team, where the employer gets aggregated reporting and never learns who took part in what.
From €1,500 plus VATUp to 50 participants. Larger programmes quoted separately.
Enrolling feels like declaring something to your employer, so the people who most need it stay away.
Most programmes were written for cigarettes, and quietly exclude a large share of current nicotine use.
Either it does not exist, or it exists in a form that makes employees justifiably uneasy.
This programme is built on the assumption that people will only use it if they are certain their employer cannot see what they write.
Eight questions, then a personalised first 24-hour plan — before any account is created.
A 90-second guided response, one tap away, that works offline. Usable on a shop floor, in a cab or on a break.
Separate smoking and vaping programmes plus a combined pathway. Smoking content and smoking statistics are not reused for people who vape.
A difficult day is logged honestly and the rest of their progress stays. Nothing goes back to zero.
Free national stop-smoking services and pharmacist advice are signposted throughout — including where they are stronger than an app.
Their own device, their own account. Nothing they write is visible to a manager, ever.
Not a policy statement we ask you to trust. The reporting contract is enforced in code, and an automated test fails our build if an individual-level field ever appears in an employer payload.
Any figure computed over fewer than 5 people is suppressed entirely rather than rounded — rounding a group of two still reveals that the group has two people in it. This applies to every breakdown, including by site, shift or department, which is exactly where re-identification risk lives. The threshold is configurable and is never set below 5.
This shows the structure of the end-of-pilot report. It contains no figures, because we have not run your pilot — and we are not going to show you invented ones.
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Employees invited | Participation figure shown here |
| Started the programme | Participation figure shown here |
| Completed a day-7 check-in | Aggregate outcome shown after pilot completion |
| Completed a day-28 check-in | Aggregate outcome shown after pilot completion |
| Craving Rescue sessions run across the group | Participation figure shown here |
| Would recommend to a colleagueSelf-reported by participants. Not clinically verified, and not a measured quit rate. | Aggregate outcome shown after pilot completion |
| Self-reported not smoking or vaping at day 28Self-reported by participants. Not clinically verified, and not a measured quit rate. | Aggregate outcome shown after pilot completion |
| Night shift, 3 participants | Result suppressed — fewer than 5 people in this group |
| Who took part, and what any individual wrote | No individual-level data shared |
Self-reported outcomes are exactly that. They are not clinically verified quit rates, and we will not present them as such — in a report, a proposal, or a renewal conversation.
From €1,500 plus VAT
Up to 50 participants.
Larger, multi-site and international programmes are quoted separately. Final scope and pricing are agreed with you before anything is committed.
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Our methods draw on published guidance, but the product itself has not been evaluated — no published quit rates, no independent validation. What that means.
ClearMind Quit is not a clinical service and should not be presented to employees as occupational health provision. We make no claims about return on investment, absence, productivity or verified quit rates, because we have not measured them. Read our evidence and content standards.