Acquisition
Mar 2026Cerebral acquired Inflow; both companies said they would continue to operate as separate platforms.
SourceA self-help app for people to manage their ADHD.
Company research
Public company, workplace, funding, and market signals
Updated Jul 30, 2026
Overview
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
B2C subscription
B2B partnerships
Funding
People & investors
Leadership
CEO; Co-founder
Co-founder; Clinical Director
Co-founder
Head of User Acquisition
Growth Data Scientist Lead
Lead Product Designer
Work & culture
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
competitive salary and equity packages
pension plan or 401(k)
25 vacation days per year
10 mental health days per year
two annual company retreats
Product & market
Pricing
Subscription: monthly or annual, with a free trial; some coaching-oriented plans are also advertised.
Differentiators
- —CBT-based science-backed program
- —daily micro-lessons and skill-building modules
- —live body doubling / coworking
- —AI ADHD companion (Quinn)
- —created by ADHD clinicians and psychologists
- —community support inside the app
- —explicit affordability/accessibility focus
- —peer-reviewed research and randomized controlled trial evidence
Technology
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TikTok
Instagram
YouTube
Discord
Reddit
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Impact
Well
Ease
The Org
Customers
adults with ADHD
people with ADHD without a formal diagnosis
newly diagnosed ADHD users
people with executive-function challenges
employers and educators
Competitors
Cerebral
Tiimo
Brili
Peak
Lumosity
BigHealth
Done
Scale & contact
Estimated revenue
$1M-$10M
Estimated monthly visits
283.8K
Traffic estimate as of Jun 2026
Signals & risks
Latest news
BusinessWire · 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.
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