Mental Health App for Meditation

Solution overview

The app consists of client iOS and Android apps and an admin panel. The client apps offer a wide range of features for users:

• Sign up, profile creation, log in & out: Users can create an account, set up their profile, and log in or log out of the app.

• Subscribe: Users can choose from monthly, half-year, or yearly plans to access all meditations and courses.

• Courses: Users can explore different courses offered by the app.

• Focus of the day: Users can choose a focus for the day and receive meditations that align with that focus.

• Meditations filtering: Users can filter and search for specific meditations.

• Listening to meditation recordings: Users can listen to guided meditation recordings.

• Breathing practices: Users can engage in various breathing exercises.

• Share meditation/course: Users can share their favorite meditations or courses with others.

• Settings, notifications settings: Users can customize their app settings and notification preferences.

• Add to favorites, view section with favorite meditations/courses: Users can save their favorite meditations and courses for easy access.

• Fatigue statistics: Users can track and view statistics related to their meditation activities.

Additionally, the app provides the following functionalities:

• Users can listen to guided meditations.

• Users can view brain activity statistics during meditation.

• Users can choose a specific focus and receive relevant meditations.

• Users can subscribe to access all meditations and courses.

Overall, the app offers a comprehensive set of features to cater to individuals interested in meditation and breathing practices, providing them with the necessary tools and guidance to incorporate mindfulness into their daily routines.

Technical solution highlights

The backend of the app is built using Python, Django, and Django Rest Framework, with PostgreSQL and Redis for data storage and caching. Various tools and libraries are used to enhance functionality, and the app is hosted on AWS infrastructure.

The iOS client of the app uses GCD for concurrent task execution, Alamofire for network communication, SnapKit for AutoLayout management, R.swift for testing instances generation, Kingfisher for image downloading and caching, and iOS-Charts for creating charts. Additionally, the app uses Firebase for analytics and crash reporting, Firebase DynamicLinks for deep linking, User Notifications for managing notifications, Sign in with Apple for Apple ID authentication, and In-App Purchase for subscription services.

The Android client of the app uses Kotlin and Java as programming languages, MVVM architecture for structuring the app, and libraries like Retrofit for handling API communication, ViewBinding for easier interaction with views, and Coil for image loading. Other tools used include Timber for logging, RxJava for asynchronous programming, Room for database management, Cicerone for navigation, and MPCharts for creating charts. Additionally, the app incorporates Huawei AGConnect tools for crash analytics, deep linking, user authentication, and in-app purchases.

Collectively, these technologies contribute to a smooth and convenient app experience, enabling users to engage in meditation and breathing practices effortlessly.