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Logo
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Landing page
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Mood tracking page
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Exercises page
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Reminders/Notifications page
Problem Statement
Mental Health Companion App Build an app that provides mindfulness exercises, mood tracking, and access to mental health resources. Integrate a peer-support feature (that may be anonymous or if both users chose, share details like username and avatar) for community building and reduce stigma around mental health.
Inspiration
- Growing Demand for Mental Health Support is the first and foremost thing that inspired us to invent CalmCircle.
- The Diverse App Categories is the second reason.
Existing apps fall into various categories, such as:
Mindfulness and Meditation: Apps like Calm and Headspace focus on meditation techniques to help users manage stress and anxiety.
Mood Tracking: Apps like MindDoc allow users to track their emotional health through regular check-ins and provide insights over time.
Peer Support: Platforms like TalkLife foster community support, enabling users to share experiences and reduce stigma around mental health. We want to bring them all into a one single app.
What it does
Introducing CalmCircle, your personal mental health companion. Our app offers a suite of tools designed to enhance your well-being, including guided mindfulness exercises, mood tracking, and access to valuable mental health resources. But what truly sets CalmCircle apart is our peer support feature, which connects you with a community of individuals who understand your journey. Whether you want to share experiences anonymously or engage openly, CalmCircle fosters a safe space to reduce stigma and promote healing. Join us in building a supportive environment where everyone can thrive mentally and emotionally.
How we built it
Frontend: Angular
Backend: NodeJs, ExpressJS
Database: MongoDB
Real-Time Communication: Socket.io (For real-time communication features like chat or notifications)
What's next for Calm Circle
Building a mobile app to reach a broader audience while providing a seamless user experience across devices.
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