ebb

Manifesto:

"Nothing can bring you peace but yourself."

— Ralph Waldo Emerson

We want to help people with stress/anxiety/depression realise their ability to take control of their condition and take actionable steps to obtain a positive impact on their mental health.

ebb is an immersive task-based journey that inspires people towards self-discovery and emotional maturity — gain the ability to be fully present in the moment.

Demo video:

How Does it Work?

1. ebb quantifies the user's stress/anxiety/depression level to be spent on a prescribed set of activities before the day ends. By doing so, users inadvertently take actionable steps to deal with their condition.

2. Users then decide on the activities to spend their days on, the reward they get for completing them (to positively reinforce the habit of taking actionable steps to deal with their condition).

3. When users check back in, ebb prompts them to reward themselves, then proceeds to re-evaluate their stress/anxiety/depression levels.

4. If their stress/anxiety/depression levels are not up to mark, users get to re-attempt the challenge with their re-evaluated levels, restarting the whole process.

Mental health apps usually take the form of mood trackers, which are useful, but offers very little that's actionable beyond telling the user what they should do.

ebb focuses on getting users to take action by helping them to visualise their tasks that needs to be completed before the day ends. Spending time on such task is equivalent to doing activities that could lower your negative emotion levels, and we are not aware of any other apps that does something similar in terms of gamification.

ebb helps to solidify the habit of taking actionable steps to deal with one's condition by getting users to pick a reward prior, then administering it after they’ve completed their tasks. The premise for this idea is positive reinforcement, in which learning accompanied by positive feelings are more likely to be remembered. Thus, the associating of rewards with the successful spending of credits is effective in encouraging users to deal with their condition in an actionable manner in the long run.

Features

Emotion tracking:

Learn about your mood patterns and visually see yourself improve.

Tasks:

Level up your emotional states as you learn, challenge yourself with daily tasks.

Rewards:

Take actionable steps to earn rewards - learning accompanied by positive feelings are more likely to be remembered.

Streaks:

Count how many consecutive days you're able to complete tasks.

Synced:

All your information in any device, anywhere, everytime.

Demo

ebb.vercel.app

Usage

1. Add current emotion
2. Choose a fun task
3. Choose a reward
4. Finish the task before day ends to gain reward

Built with

• HTML
• CSS
• SCSS
• JavaScript
• Vue
• Nuxt
• Tailwind

Installation

0. Update .env.example file found in repository's root directory with your own keys and rename it to .env. You can simply skip this step to make use of default envs.

Sample keys only works with the production build.

Browser based development environment:

Local development environment:

1. Clone this repo with git.
2. Install dependencies by running npm install within the directory that you cloned (probably ebb).
3. Start the development server with npm run dev.
4. Open development site by going to http://localhost:3000 in your browser.

Authors

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Support

Please open an issue for support.

Contributing

Please contribute using GitHub Flow. Create a branch, add commits, and open a pull request.

Please read CONTRIBUTING for details on our CODE OF CONDUCT, and the process for submitting pull requests to us.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

What are your thoughts on how we can improve people's emotional state? We're open for ideas.

Feel free to add / contribute features.

If you're interested in this project, feel free to drop me an email on liyascthomas@gmail.com or on Telegram

Feel life again from a new perspective.
Because we believe softwares do save lives.