New Partnership Makes Goodable App Available to 67,000 Meta Employees Worldwide

Goodable, a Hub71 startup from Cohort 13, announced their latest global partnership: More than 67,000 Meta employees worldwide will have access to the Goodable app through Meta's employee perks platform. This collaboration underscores both companies' commitment to fostering healthier, happier workplaces.

The journey began when a senior leader at Meta discovered the Goodable app, subscribed to Goodable Plus, and experienced its transformative impact firsthand.

Impressed by its effectiveness, they championed the initiative to make it available to Meta employees everywhere.

This collaboration with Meta's employee perks platform, Reward Gateway, addresses a pressing need. Employees spend an average of 2.5 hours daily consuming algorithmically selected content that is harmful to their mental health—a behavior known as doomscrolling. This habit is a major contributor to the global mental health crisis, costing businesses $1.6 trillion annually in lost productivity and over 12 billion workdays.

Goodable stands out by offering a solution at the source. Using proprietary AI, it delivers the world's healthiest, science-backed content to any screen—whether it's in the office or on a smartphone. The platform is clinically proven to increase happiness and health by up to 94%, achieving outcomes three times faster than competitors like Calm and Headspace.

Why Partnerships Like This Matter to Businesses

1. Enhanced Employee Well-Being: Providing tools like Goodable can significantly improve morale and productivity, reducing mental health-related costs.
2. Innovative Use of AI: Goodable demonstrates how cutting-edge technology can address mental health challenges effectively and efficiently.
3. Scalable Impact: Collaborations like this one showcase how businesses can amplify wellness initiatives to benefit their entire workforce.

As part of the Hub71 thriving ecosystem, Goodable continues to redefine workplace wellness. Its mission is clear: to make people happier and healthier in 30 seconds, one screen at a time.