ReMind is a small wellbeing box for the moments between deadlines — built by students, funded by people who believe rest is worth investing in.
Every ReMind box is packed by hand with eight items chosen for one job each: help a student switch off, even briefly. Scroll to see what's inside.
Prototype note: This wellbeing kit is currently a prototype and is shown as a visual representation of our concept. It is intended to give potential investors an idea of what ReMind could look like in practice. The final design, packaging, and individual products included in the wellbeing kit may still change as the concept is further developed.
A sturdy cotton tote with our logo printed on the front — for carrying books, or just carrying less.
A spiral notebook wrapped in our cloud-and-leaf print, for whatever needs writing down.
A small squeeze toy shaped like our mascot — good for fidgety hands during lectures.
Two small decks in one: short inhale–pause–exhale routines for the stressful moments, and small reminders for the days a group project feels bigger than it is.
Everything above lives in one reusable lunchbox — the sage-green case that holds the whole set together, and keeps being useful long after the first unboxing.
Made from seed paper — read with it, then plant it, and something actually grows.
A simple pen that lives with the notebook, for actually using it.
A light calming mist for the desk, the pillow, or the five minutes before a presentation.
We're raising a small round to fund our first proper production run, built as part of our entrepreneurship assignment at University of Applied Sciences Rotterdam. No promises of dividends — this is a course project — but every share funds real materials and a real first sale. One share per investor.
One share per investor, €20 flat. Fill in your details below and a secure bunq payment link will open in a new tab to complete checkout.
Move your mouse over a team member’s face to bring them forward and see their role in ReMind.
University is supposed to be one of the best times of your life. But if you ask most students how they're actually doing, the answer is rarely “great.”
Between deadlines, exams, part-time jobs, and trying to have some kind of social life, mental health often ends up at the bottom of the to-do list — something you'll “deal with later.” The problem is, later rarely comes. Stress piles up quietly until it doesn't feel quiet anymore.
We noticed this pattern everywhere: in our own lives, our friends' lives, and in the data. Student burnout, anxiety, and overwhelm aren't rare exceptions anymore — they're becoming part of what it means to be a student or young professional today. And yet, most of the products built to “help” are either too clinical, too complicated, or just another app competing for the same attention span.
So we asked a simple question: what if taking care of your mental health could be as normal and easy as anything else on your desk?
That question became ReMind.
Not a reminder that you're falling behind. A reminder that you matter, that pausing isn't the opposite of productivity, and that even the smallest space can hold room for you. We're starting with a self-care box designed as a genuine pause button — something that fits into the small, real moments of a young professional's day, in the small, real spaces students actually live in.
We're not here to tell you to “just relax” or “think positive.” We're here because we believe small, intentional habits, done consistently, in a space that works for you, can genuinely change how you feel.
You don't need to fix everything today. You just need to remember: you're allowed to take a breath, and you're capable of so much more than you're giving yourself credit for right now.
That's what ReMind is here for.
One small pause at a time.
Questions, or want to walk through the numbers? Reach us at info.remind.nl@gmail.com.