The talk on the town.

In an HCAMag article exploring the rise of quiet quitting in Japan, Kintsugi CEO Grace Chang is quoted on how AI can support the country’s efforts to address workplace stress and recover from its overwork crisis. She highlights Japan’s use of technology as a potential blueprint for building healthier, more sustainable work environments worldwide.

In a Forbes roundup of 14 groundbreaking AI tools transforming mental health, Kintsugi is highlighted for its unique approach to voice-based analysis, offering stress and mental health support through vocal biomarkers and journaling. The feature places Kintsugi alongside leading platforms in the space, showcasing its innovation in passive, accessible mental health technology.

Our Founder and CEO Grace Chang has been named to Inc.’s 2025 Female Founders list. This annual list recognizes trailblazing women who are driving innovation that’s redefining industries.

Kintsugi has been selected for Microsoft’s Pegasus Program. Among 80,000 startups in Microsoft’s global ecosystem, Kintsugi is one of just 34 companies selected for the healthcare track, a recognition of our technology’s potential to reshape mental health care delivery.

In a Fast Company article exploring the evolving role of AI in emotional connection, Kintsugi CEO highlights the importance of ensuring these technologies serve as a bridge to human connection, reinforcing the need for ethical implementation in AI-driven mental health solutions.