⚠ Burnout Prevention Software

Catch burnout 6 weeks before the resignation letter

Bloomder monitors five leading indicators of employee burnout across every team, every week. AI surfaces at-risk groups and tells you exactly what to do — before your best people leave.

50–200%
of salary to replace one employee
6–8 wk
average detection lead time
Burnout Risk — Weekly High risk detected
Enthusiasm for work
↓35%
Workload manageability
↓28%
Manager support
+80%
Work-life boundary
↓22%
Sense of meaning
↓40%
AI alert: Design team shows 4-week sustained decline across enthusiasm and work-life boundary. Recommend manager check-in + workload review this week.

Automatic detection. No guesswork.

1

Weekly pulse runs automatically

Bloomder sends 3–5 targeted questions to your team each week, anonymously. No reminders from you. No spreadsheets. Response rates average 70%+ because the surveys are short and employees trust the anonymity.

2

AI tracks the five indicators

Claude AI monitors enthusiasm, workload, detachment, direction confidence, and meaning scores. It builds a rolling 4-week composite risk score per team — distinguishing a one-off bad week from a structural problem.

3

You get an alert when it matters

When a team's composite score crosses a risk threshold, Bloomder sends you a plain-language alert with the specific team, the specific indicators driving the risk, and what to do about it. Not a data dump — a clear next action.

What Bloomder monitors — and why

01

Declining enthusiasm for work

The first thing to go before visible disengagement. A 3-week sustained downward trend in enthusiasm scores is a statistically reliable burnout predictor — even when absolute scores look "acceptable."

Measured weekly
02

Rising workload without recognition

Burnout isn't just overwork — it's effort without reward. Rising workload scores combined with flat or declining recognition is the most predictive two-variable combination Bloomder tracks.

Paired analysis
03

Declining confidence in leadership

When employees lose confidence in direction or their manager's support, they begin to psychologically decouple — measurable weeks before behavioral disengagement appears. Critical to catch during org changes.

Trend detection
04

Inability to disconnect after hours

Psychological detachment — the ability to mentally leave work — predicts burnout, absenteeism, and turnover in the occupational health literature. It appears in Bloomder's data 8–12 weeks before the outcome event.

Rolling 4-week window
05

Reduced sense of meaning or impact

Purpose is one of the strongest predictors of retention. Once it erodes, it's harder to restore than workload issues. Bloomder catches declining meaning scores early — when action is still effective.

Composite scoring

What burnout actually costs — in numbers

200%
of annual salary to replace a senior employee, per Gallup
63%
more sick days taken by burned-out employees, per Harvard Business Review
2.6×
more likely to be actively job seeking when burned out, per Gallup
~50%
of voluntary turnover is driven by burnout, per Gallup workplace analytics

Start detecting burnout this week

Free trial. No credit card. First alert in under 10 minutes.

Start Free Trial →