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Zenopoly

TAGLINE: Manage anxiety and mental health
The app helps to solve anxiety crisis, it monitors anxiety signs, alerts you before a crisis approaches and help in five easy steps to reduce anxiety. Schedule therapy or medical appointments. Medication reminders and stock control. It also has a panic mode which can call 911 or a custom number.

• Uses biometric real time data (from smart watch) and historical to determine your anxiety level 24/7.
• Alerts the user before a crisis and launch a 5,4,3,2,1 mindfulness exercise to reduce anxiety.
• A calendar sync reminds your medical appointments and medication dosage, time and stock.
• Functions include a report that can be downloaded in .csv or .xls format.

A mental health specialist directory and a panic function that can be configured to call 911 or any other number.

The target user rounds mid 30s to 55yrs old, urban usually living the rush of the city, and often suffers from stress and anxiety crisis.

People who suffers from MDS Major Depression Syndrome. ( Monitor anxiety levels is important and help the patient to recognize signs that
predict a crisis).

Patients that take medication for stress and depression.

Help Psychiatrist and patient to track patient anxiety and remind its medication.

1. Easy to use.
2. Functional ergonomic flat design.
3. Intuitive, with clear pathways for a stressed and desperate user.
4. Should be flexible so most functions be useful for diverse causes and levels of anxiety.

3 existing apps that are similar to Zenopoly.

1. Pacifica – The app provides space for you to track your moods, health, and habits, offering relaxation techniques and mindfulness exercises tailored to your specific needs. (Great design and handful meditation tools, but has little input and no biometric data, don’t monitors anxiety).
2. Mood Path- Mood Path will analyze the duration and severity of your symptoms to suggest whether you might be suffering from depression.This interactive mental-health screening tool assesses your mental state over the span of 14 days and then generates a report, which can then be shared with your physician or therapist. (It requires from your mood input, lacks of anxiety relief tools)
3. Calm- Is a mindfulness app for both newcomers and meditation enthusiasts alike. It can help users find inner peace and navigate life’s stressors. Can help soothe negative thoughts and emotions and can be used to help lower stress, anxiety, or chronic pain. (Great design and handful meditation tools, but has little input and no biometric data, don’t monitors anxiety, it also tracks usage and progress).