Support common daily activities
The prototype brings together mood and sleep logging, journaling, breathing exercises and meditation timers rather than relying only on conversational AI.
06 / Wellness app · Team prototype
Calm Pulse.
How can everyday wellness tools fit into a small, accessible application?
- My contribution
- Back-end development within a four-person team
- Current stage
- Team-built prototype
- Available evidence
- React Native app source · Credited team roles
01 / The project
A mobile wellness prototype combining mood and sleep tracking, journaling, breathing exercises and AI-assisted conversation.
Team project with Sidharth Lama, Riyaan Sheth and Nandani Singh. Developed as a prototype in September 2025.
- Status
- Team-built prototype
- Tools & technologies
- React Native · Expo · Gemini · AsyncStorage
02 / My contribution
Back-end development within a four-person team.
I worked on back-end development alongside Sidharth Lama. Riyaan Sheth and Nandani Singh coordinated the project. These are the roles recorded in the team’s README.
03 / Purpose & architecture
The problem behind the implementation.
Everyday wellness support involves more than a conversation. The prototype brings logging, reflection and guided exercises into one interface, while keeping its demonstration status separate from clinical or treatment claims.
How the parts connect
React Native and Expo provide the application foundation. AsyncStorage holds on-device records and Gemini supports the conversational feature. The repository's mock-user login is a demonstration mechanism, not production authentication.
04 / Engineering decisions
Decisions that shape the system.
Use a shared cross-platform foundation
React Native and Expo provide the application structure. AsyncStorage supports on-device records while the chat capability connects to Gemini.
Keep the prototype scope clear
Mock-user login supports the demonstration flow. Production identity, sensitive-data handling and clinical validation would require separate work before treating it as a deployed wellness service.
05 / Results & current scope
What exists today.
A public team prototype demonstrating a collection of wellness tools and AI-assisted interaction.
Engineering principleThe app supports several everyday activities rather than making a chatbot the entire experience.
The repository uses mock users for a prototype login flow. The application is not presented as a clinically validated service, medical product or production authentication system.
06 / Source material
Inspect the work.
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