The lawsuit alleges that Gomez neglected to market the platform despite prior commitments and that the company’s internal operations were far less robust than presented. According to the complaint, the startup failed to build the promised application, and potential partnerships cited during the fundraising process never materialized. Investors state they remained in the dark about the company's financial distress until a report by The Cut in September 2025 exposed the extent of the collapse.
Legal filings characterize the venture as a hollow effort, claiming that for three years, the founders allowed the company to deteriorate while keeping backers unaware of the true state of affairs. The plaintiffs are now seeking to recover their initial $1.2 million investment along with legal fees. Representatives for Wondermind have not yet responded to requests for comment regarding the allegations.
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