Tranquilify

Tranquilify is a comprehensive mental health application designed to provide users with various tools and resources to improve their mental wellbeing, track their mood, and connect with professional therapists.

Technologies Used

Backend

• Spring Boot: Java-based framework used to create a stand-alone, production-grade Spring-based application
• PostgreSQL: Advanced open-source relational database for data persistence
• Spring Security: Authentication and access control framework
• RESTful API: For communication between frontend and backend

Frontend

• React Native: Cross-platform mobile application framework
• Expo: Platform for making universal native apps for Android, iOS, and the web
• React Navigation: Routing and navigation for React Native apps

Real-time Communication

• Firebase Realtime Database: NoSQL cloud database for real-time data synchronization
• Firebase Authentication: User authentication integration

Third-party Integrations

• Zoom API: For scheduling and generating meeting links
• AI Integration: For AI-powered therapist conversations

Features

Mood Tracking

The mood tracking feature allows users to:

• Log their daily mood state
• View mood trends over time through visualizations
• Add notes to each mood entry
• Generate insights based on mood patterns

Breathing Exercises

Interactive breathing exercises designed to:

• Help users manage stress and anxiety
• Provide guided breathing sessions of varying lengths
• Track progress and consistency

Journal

The journaling feature enables users to:

• Create and save personal journal entries
• Add timestamps to entries

Messaging

Real-time messaging capabilities include:

• Direct chat with licensed therapists
• AI-powered therapist conversations for 24/7 support
• Secure and private messaging
• Message history and conversation threads

Scheduling

The scheduling system allows users to:

• Book appointments with therapists
• Receive Zoom meeting links for virtual sessions
• Reschedule or cancel appointments

Getting Started

Prerequisites

• Node.js (v14 or higher)
• Java 11 or higher
• PostgreSQL
• Firebase account
• Expo CLI

Installation

Backend Setup

1. Clone the repository
2. Navigate to the backend directory
3. Configure PostgreSQL connection in application.properties
4. Run the Spring Boot application:

./gradlew bootRun

Frontend Setup

1. Navigate to the frontend directory
2. Install dependencies:

npm install

Configure Firebase:

• Create a Firebase project
• Add your Firebase configuration to the project
• Set up Realtime Database rules

Start the Expo development server:

npx expo start

Authors

• Ali Abdi (hj2182@wayne.edu)
• Abdalaa Zwen (hl4371@wayne.edu)
• Hiba Rababeh (hj0207@wayne.edu)
• Khadija Husan (hk4830@wayne.edu)
• Zachary Marabeas (gx4993@wayne.edu)