What is PriJour?

The web app allows users to express their feelings by typing them on a digital canvas, which then aims to analyze their feelings and provide them with what they really need. The data collected over a period of time is visualized as a graph, which aids in deciding whether the individual requires medical assistance, and the report may be shared with a doctor. A special questionnaire is also designed that analyses the user’s psychological condition and calculates his or her happiness index.

Not only this, the website also includes a trained bot - “Mamta” to help users to feel positive and happy just how everyone feels on the lap of their mother. This bot keeps a user engaged through interactive questions.

The user’s journal entries and responses to those simple questions produce a personalized feed of quotes, book recommendations, blog posts, videos, and song therapy, which works wonders as opposed to scrolling through endless twitter, facebook, or instagram posts, which do more harm than good. PriJour offers a selection of carefully curated and limited feeds, allowing users to reflect on their own lives. These feeds are based on the concepts of Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT).

Why the need?

The impact of our mental wellbeing can be felt in all aspects of our lives. A positive and healthy mind develops into a happier life. Is there a way to keep a check on your mental health in today’s era, where stress and frustration are the new normal? PriJour functions similarly to an emotional spa or a free talk therapist, allowing users to spill all of their feelings, without anyone judging them, in the form of a private journal. Although journaling has its own merits but to top it all, the web app gives users a personalised emotional spa experience - where the massage is positivity, the scrub to remove dead cells is powerful words and in the end we shower them with positive affirmation!

Key Features

  • Personalised Journal With sentiment Analysis: The web app allows users to express their day by typing their feelings over a digital canvas which in turn attempts to analyse their sentiments using an ML model to give them what they really need.

  • Mamta, your friend in need: Our website also includes a trained bot named “Mamta” that helps users feel positive and happy similar to how someone feels on the lap of their mother. This bot keeps a user engaged through interactive questions. It understands what the user is saying and replies accordingly.

  • Customized Questionnaire: It is also built in such a way that it analyses the user’s psychological state and calculates his or her happiness index.

  • Personalized feeds: The web app displays dynamic content that is tailored to the user’s problems. These are very carefully chosen and selective feeds.

  • Happiness Index Plotter: The data collected over a period of time is visualized as a graph, which aids in deciding whether the individual requires medical assistance.