“Emotion Map + Guided Self‑Compassion Journey”
(a visual, AI‑augmented diary that turns everyday feelings into actionable insight and growth pathways)
| Metric | Target (first 3 months) | How to Measure |
|--------|------------------------|----------------|
| Daily Active Users (DAU) | 15 % of sign‑ups | Analytics event on capture |
| Capture Completion Rate | 70 % of users log ≥1 entry/day | Event capture_submitted |
| Journey Completion Rate | 60 % of prompted journeys finished | Event journey_completed |
| Retention (30‑day) | 40 % | Cohort analysis |
| Privacy Opt‑in (cloud backup) | 30 % | Event backup_enabled |
| Circle Adoption | 10 % of users create a circle | Event circle_created |
| Net Promoter Score (NPS) | > 45 | In‑app survey after 2 weeks |
What it does – After a month of regular use, the platform auto‑generates a simple infographic (“Your 30‑Day Journey”) highlighting:
Users can download, share (if they wish), or keep private for personal motivation.
| Layer | Tech Choices | Why | |-------|--------------|-----| | Frontend (Web & Mobile) | React (Next.js) + TypeScript for web; React Native (Expo) for iOS/Android. | Code reuse, fast iteration, excellent UI libraries. | | State & Offline | Redux Toolkit + Redux‑Persist (encrypted storage) + IndexedDB (web) / SecureStore (mobile). | Guarantees offline capture & sync when back online. | | AI/NLP | OpenAI GPT‑4o (or locally‑hosted LLaMA) for sentiment/valence detection + Whisper for voice‑note transcription. | Accurate emotion detection; can run on-device with ONNX for privacy‑first mode. | | Backend (optional) | Node.js + NestJS + PostgreSQL (for optional therapist dashboard). | Scalable API, role‑based access. | | Auth | Magic link email + optional Apple/Google SSO. | Frictionless sign‑up; no passwords to remember. | | Push/Notification | Firebase Cloud Messaging (Android) + APNs (iOS) + Web Push. | Reliable daily prompts. | | Analytics | Plausible (self‑hosted, privacy‑first) for aggregate usage; no personal data. | Understand adoption without compromising privacy. | | Testing | Cypress (E2E) + Jest (unit) + Detox (mobile). | High confidence releases. |
A personalized hub where users log daily affective states via a color‑coded wheel (e.g., Joy – yellow, Anxiety – teal). The dashboard visualizes patterns over weeks, highlighting triggers, peak times, and trends. AI‑driven analytics suggest coping strategies based on historical data.
What it does – Curates a library of evidence‑based micro‑habits (e.g., “5‑minute stretch”, “drink a glass of water”, “write one line of gratitude”) and lets users schedule them with push notifications.
| Feature | Details | |---------|---------| | Library | 50–100 vetted habits, each with a short description, expected benefit, and time required. | | Personalization Quiz | Short questionnaire (“Do you have 5‑min gaps?” “Prefer physical or mental activities?”) to surface relevant habits. | | Scheduler | Drag‑and‑drop calendar (or “Morning Routine” slot) to set reminders. | | Streak Tracker | Shows consecutive days the habit was completed, encouraging consistency. | | Community Share | Users can submit their own micro‑habits (moderated) and up‑vote favorites. |
Why it matters – Small, doable actions are more likely to stick than large goals. The scheduler + streak system gamifies the process.
A “Creator Hub” will enable users to develop and publish their own guided practices, fostering peer‑to‑peer mentorship and expanding the repository organically.
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