Services

Priority DM . 2 days reply
FREE
Video meeting . 15 mins

Discovery Call

Quick 15-min call to explore your needs and how I can help.
FREE
Video meeting . 60 mins

Let's Talk: Designing Visualizations That Work

Learn how data visualizations can explain, not confuse.
FREE
Video meeting . 60 mins

Let's Talk: Making Complex Findings Understandable

Turn complex data into clear, compelling presentations.
FREE
Video meeting . 60 mins

Let's Talk: Personal Growth and Goal-Setting

Tailored guidance on goal-setting, motivation, and growth.
FREE
Video meeting . 60 mins

Let's Talk: Personal Branding & Aesthetic Strategy

Brainstorm a brand (visuals+messaging) that feels like you!
FREE
Priority DM . 2 days reply
FREE
Video meeting . 60 mins

Let's Talk: Digital Health, AI & Wearables

Discuss health models, wearables, and predictive analytics.
FREE
Video meeting . 60 mins

Let's Talk: Storytelling That Captivates

Public speaking made simple— tell a story that sticks.
FREE
Video meeting . 60 mins

Let's Talk: Mindset Shifts for High-Achievers

Reframe self-doubt and imposter syndrome; own your success.
FREE
Video meeting . 60 mins

Let's Talk: Art for Self-Expression & Wellness

Use art as a tool for self-expression, wellness, & clarity.
FREE

About me

Bryn Loftness is the CEO and Co-Founder of Biobe (pronounced Bio·be). Currently she is a PhD candidate in the Complex Systems and Data Science program at University of Vermont and a National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellow. The data she works with are primarily biological and behavioral signals derived from on-body and off-body sensors, health, and/or contextual records. Bryn engages in a wide variety of research across her collaborations, with an overall vision for developing novel computational methods supporting the betterment of community, physical, and mental health across populations. Bryn most prominently contributes to evolving cutting edge research broadening the availability, objectivity, and precision of early childhood mental health screening and intervention using biobehavioral data. She envisions the application of these new technologies to revolutionize the modern mental health systems— starting when children have the highest chance of long-term success.