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https://github.com/mrcodefrost/tranquil_app

Mental Health App for mobile & web full stack
https://github.com/mrcodefrost/tranquil_app

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Mental Health App for mobile & web full stack

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# Tranquil

**Tranquil** is a comprehensive AI mental health app designed to enhance your mental well-being by providing personalized advice, mental health exercises, and calming music based on your mood and preferences.
In today’s fast-paced world, mental health is more important than ever, and Tranquil aims to offer a sanctuary for your mind.



## Features

- 🌸 **Beautiful UI**: A soothing and intuitive user interface that promotes relaxation and ease of use.
- 🧠 **Personalized Feed**: Leveraging the power of Gemini LLM, Tranquil offers content tailored to your unique mental health needs and preferences.
- 🎡 **Audio Player**: Listen to calming songs and meditative sounds designed to improve your mental state.
- πŸ“Š **Mood Tracker**: Keep track of your emotions and progress with a built-in mood tracker.
- πŸ“ **Personalized Advice**: Receive targeted advice and exercises to help you navigate your mental health journey.
- πŸ“±πŸ’» **Cross-Platform Availability**: Available on both mobile and web platforms to ensure you can access your sanctuary anywhere, anytime.

## Tech Stack

- **Flutter**: For the mobile app, featuring BLoC state management for organized and reactive UI.
- **React**: For the web frontend, providing a smooth and responsive user experience.
- **Node.js**: Backend server handling API requests and user data processing.
- **PostgreSQL**: Reliable and scalable database to manage user data securely.
- **Gemini LLM**: Provides AI-powered personalization, mood analysis, and advice generation.

## Installation

For installation and setup, please refer to the guides available in the respective frontend (`frontend/`) and backend (`backend/`) directories.