Problem to solve: Many people struggle to understand and manage their emotions, which can impact mental health and productivity. Tracking moods manually can be tedious and inconsistent.
Target user: Individuals interested in self-improvement, mental health awareness, or stress management. -- or maybe colab with companies' HR.
Solution: Create a simple AI-powered mood tracker that allows users to log their daily mood via a mobile app or web interface. The app uses sentiment analysis to analyze short text inputs (e.g., "Had a great day with friends!") and assigns a mood score (e.g., happy, neutral, sad). Over time, it provides insights into mood patterns and suggests activities to improve emotional well-being.
Steps:
1. Build a basic user interface for mood logging (text input and mood selection).
2. Use a pre-trained sentiment analysis model (e.g., Hugging Face) to analyze text inputs.
3. Store user data securely and visualize mood trends over time using simple charts.
4. Add a feature to suggest mood-boosting activities based on the user's mood history.
5. Test the app with a small group of users and refine based on feedback.