Cerebral acquired Inflow; both companies said they would continue to operate as separate platforms.
SourceA self-help app for people to manage their ADHD.
Public company, workplace, funding, and market signals
Updated Jul 30, 2026
Inflow is a London-based, science-based ADHD digital therapeutic app founded in 2020. It uses CBT-based self-help, coaching, community support, and live body-doubling to help people manage ADHD day to day; public sources also show it was acquired by Cerebral in March 2026.
Primary product
CBT-based ADHD management app with daily modules, coaching, body doubling, and an AI companion
Founded
2020
Headquarters
London, England, United Kingdom
Team size
20-30 employees
Work style
Flexible
Industry
Mental Health Care
Sub-industry
ADHD digital therapeutics
Business model
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Leadership
CEO; Co-founder
Co-founder; Clinical Director
Co-founder
Head of User Acquisition
Growth Data Scientist Lead
Lead Product Designer
Investors
Mission-driven and clinically oriented, with a stigma-free, accessible-care ethos. Public hiring materials emphasize a dynamic, flexible environment, remote work options, and a team of clinicians and coaches, many of whom also live with ADHD.
Work style
Flexible
Compensation
Public hiring materials mention competitive salary plus equity; no public salary bands were found.
Benefits
Pricing
Subscription: monthly or annual, with a free trial; some coaching-oriented plans are also advertised.
Differentiators
Technology
Customers
Competitors
Estimated revenue
$1M-$10M
Estimated monthly visits
283.8K
Traffic estimate as of Jun 2026
Cerebral acquired Inflow; both companies said they would continue to operate as separate platforms.
SourceBusinessWire · Mar 2026
Cerebral announced it acquired Inflow and said both platforms would continue separately while Inflow expands ADHD support inside Cerebral's care continuum.
Behavioral Health Business · Mar 2026
Industry coverage of Cerebral’s acquisition framed Inflow as part of Cerebral’s move back into ADHD care and noted no deal value was disclosed.
TechCrunch · Jan 2023
Inflow raised an $11M Series A led by Octopus Ventures, with participation from Hoxton Ventures and Route 66 Ventures.
TechCrunch · Jan 2022
Inflow announced a $2.3M seed round led by Hoxton Ventures, with Route 66 Ventures and angel investors participating.
Tech.eu · Feb 2021
Early coverage of Inflow’s pre-seed financing and its digital ADHD-treatment positioning.