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The tea has gone cold. You’re still sitting at the kitchen table, trying to decide where to start.
There’s a checklist beside you. Breathe. Stretch. Journal. Plan the day.
You turn it over and write one sentence on the back: “What do I need today?”
That’s where Daily Calm begins.
Choose one practice. Try it when you can. Leave a short note about how it went. At the end of the week, decide what’s worth keeping.
The PDF has eight pages, including simple instructions and reusable daily and weekly worksheets. Print them or type into the fields.
Daily Calm is available on my Contra profile for $6.99.
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I just shipped something I've been quietly working on — MoodMap is live.
The idea is simple — you do a 3 minute check-in every day. Pick your mood, rate your energy, write a short note. That's it.
Behind the scenes AI reads your entries every week and tells you in plain English what's actually driving your mood — what words show up on your best days, what patterns appear before your worst ones, and what's really going on beneath the surface.
No complex dashboards. No overwhelming graphs. Just honest, readable insights about yourself.
I built this solo as a self-taught developer using React, Node.js, PostgreSQL and Gemini AI.
It's free to try — I'd love to know what you think.
👉 https://cruz-moodmap.netlify.app
Drop a comment or DM me with feedback — everything helps at this stage.
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Designing for mental health requires a subtle balance between clarity and comfort. 🧠✨
For the Mindra web app dashboard, my main focus was crafting a clean, low-stress UI that seamlessly integrates therapist connections, mood trends, and daily reflections.
Check out the full showcase on my Contra profile! 👇
So true - clarity + comfort is the hardest balance in mental health design. Love that you focused on low-stress UI for Mindra.
Integrating therapist connections, mood trends, and daily reflections without feeling overwhelming is a real challenge. Would love to see how you handled the dashboard hierarchy. Important work!
