PH Deck

Users currently use separate apps for mood tracking, journal writing, and voice notes, leading to fragmented self-reflection and inefficiency in managing personal insights.

The current situation for users involves using manual methods, such as journals or generic apps, to track their emotions. These methods can be inconsistent without standardized prompts, making it difficult to maintain regular emotional tracking. Drawbacks include a lack of personalized feedback and insights, which makes it challenging to understand patterns and triggers in one's mood.

Users (kids and adults) find traditional writing practice tedious and unengaging, leading to reluctance or disinterest in storytelling.

Users track their emotions manually or with basic apps, struggling to identify patterns and understand influences on their emotional well-being.

Users may struggle with tracking their mood accurately and consistently

Drawbacks: Difficulty in connecting with friends, limited support for sharing feelings, lack of insights tailored to individual needs

Parents struggle to create engaging, original bedtime stories quickly, often relying on repetitive ideas or time-consuming manual creation which leads to lack of inspiration and bedtime routine friction.

Users struggle to learn Tamil effectively through traditional methods like textbooks or static apps, which lack interactive writing, speaking practice, and progress tracking, leading to low engagement and retention.

Users manually track emotions with physical journals or basic apps, leading to difficulty analyzing trends and limited emotional insights

Users manually track moods and emotional wellbeing using traditional methods like physical journals or basic note-taking apps, leading to difficulty maintaining consistency and spotting long-term patterns in mental health

Users struggle to track their mood and journal entries separately, making it difficult to correlate emotions with daily activities and overall well-being.