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Title: Flourish — Yoga & Meditation Web App with a 100+-Pose Library
Description: A wellness web app that turns how you feel into a three-minute plan.
Body:
Most wellness apps open with a library and make you choose. That's a decision — and a stressed person has the least decision-making left.
Flourish asks how you feel instead. Tap one of nine states (stressed, tired, sore, restless) and get a routine sized to the time you have.
Underneath: a 100+ pose yoga library with search and filters by level, body area and time of day. Custom pose illustrations instead of stock photos. A guided timer so nobody holds a pose while watching a clock.
The progress page shows minutes and streaks under one line — "a gentle look at how you've been showing up, not a medical tracker." Wellness products drift toward scores that turn a rest day into a failure. This one doesn't.
React, Tailwind, twelve sections, responsive throughout.
Available for freelance work.
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