Capability

Engage Participants

LAMP stands for Learn, Assess, Manage, and Prevent. Participants get a single app where they learn new skills, complete assessments, practice wellness activities, and track their own progress.

How Participants Interact with the App

The mindLAMP app is organized into five tabs — each serving a different part of the participant experience.

Feed

The participant's home screen, showing scheduled activities as a daily timeline. Participants work through their cards and see them checked off as they go.

Color-coded by activity type (Learn, Assess, Manage)
Week view for navigating past and upcoming days
Visual completion tracking

Feed documentation →

One App, Many Configurations

The same platform serves postpartum mothers, college students exploring social media habits, and older adults with cognitive impairment — each with a completely different participant experience.

momLAMP

Brigham & Women's Hospital

Postpartum anxiety program with structured psychoeducation and self-management tools

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Daily Schedule

Numbered Modules

CBT Psychoeducation

Clinical Surveys

Wellness Tools

Progress Tracking

Social Media & Mental Health

BIDMC Division of Digital Psychiatry

Multi-module program exploring the relationship between social media use and well-being

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Activity Groups

Module Launch

Embedded Video

Slider Survey

Module Completion

SMART-A

Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center

Cognitive training and digital phenotyping for older adults

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Daily Schedule

Sleep Survey

Trails B

Digit Span

Memory Game

Engagement & Communication

The app also includes features for keeping participants engaged and connected to their care team.

Push Notifications

Participants receive push notifications reminding them to complete scheduled activities. Tapping a notification opens the activity directly.

Care Team Messaging

Participants can message their care team directly from the app and receive responses in the same conversation thread.

Streak Tracking

A streak counter shows participants how many consecutive days they've completed activities. Displayed after each completion.

Activity Groups

Related activities can be bundled into sequenced groups. For example, a sleep module might chain together a lesson, a diary survey, and a breathing exercise.

Try It & Self-Help

Try It mode lets anyone explore the app without an account. Self-help tools are also accessible without enrollment.

Feed & notifications →Messaging & account →Activity groups →

Platform & Language Support

Participants use whatever device they already have — iPhone, Android, or web browser. The app interface is available in 10 languages, so participants can use it in their preferred language.