Elevatr, a mobile application for anxiety and depression, is raising crowdfunding on StartEngine. The company has a valuation cap of $5 million and helps people with mental health issues connect with those who can help them. Elevatr offers peer support to people with depression and anxiety, in addition to an affordable way to connect with a psychotherapist. Elevatr was founded by Dr. Israel Zyskind and Aaron Rozzi in April 2016 under the name of Docz app and was renamed to Elevatr in July 2017. The current crowdfunding round has a minimum target of $10,000 and a maximum target of $300,000, and the proceeds will be used to invest in technology and the team. Elevatr has already received over 7,000 downloads, with around 3,000 public peer discussions and over 80,000 private messages between Elevatr users.