Rabin Chudali

Updated readme and some fixed some glitches in the site.

Devlog

Spent a little over 2 hours coding today. Continued building on previous progress by refining core components and cleaning up some redundant code. Focused on improving UI responsiveness and ensuring smoother state management. Also did a quick review of previous commits to maintain consistency across the project. Overall, it was a solid session with incremental improvements.

Time Spent: 2 hours 40 minutes
Project: SoulSync – AI Mood Companion

Progress:

Continued optimizing mood journaling functionality to improve speed and reliability.

Fixed bugs related to duplicate mood entries in local storage.

Enhanced UI responsiveness and improved layout flow for better user experience.

Implemented session persistence testing to ensure data retention across browser refreshes.

Started initial setup for mood trend visualization using chart libraries.

Challenges:

Encountered minor issues with state synchronization that require further refactoring.

Next Steps:

Refactor state management to simplify mood data handling.

Continue development of mood charts and data visualization.

Test features across multiple devices and browsers.

Project: SoulSync – AI Mood Companion

Work Summary:

Optimized mood journaling code for better performance.

Fixed duplication bug in mood entries.

Tweaked UI for smoother user experience.

Started testing session persistence across refreshes.

Next Focus:

Refactor state management.

Begin implementing mood chart visualization.

Project: SoulSync – AI Mood Companion

Time Spent: 2 hours

Progress:

Focused on optimizing code for better performance and readability.

Made small UI adjustments to improve user flow and visual balance.

Debugged a minor issue with mood entry duplication in local storage.

Began early testing of mood journaling across multiple sessions.

Challenges:

Some minor bugs in session persistence that need further attention.

Next Steps:

Clean up redundant state variables.

Begin mood chart integration using a simple graph library.

Test journaling on different devices and browsers for consistency.

Project: SoulSync – AI Mood Companion

Progress:

Refined UI components to improve responsiveness and layout alignment.

Implemented basic mood detection logic based on keyword inputs.

Started integrating journaling feature with local storage functionality.

Continued tweaking the calming color scheme and font consistency.

Debugged input lag issues in the chatbot interface.

Challenges:

Encountered some rendering glitches on mobile view.

Still optimizing the way mood data is stored and reused across sessions.

Next Steps:

Finalize mood history tracking module.

Start working on chart visualization for mood patterns.

Continue polishing the chatbot responses for emotional depth and empathy.

Project: Soul (formerly Health4Hack)
Description:

This project is a part of Hack4Health, originally named Health4Hack and later rebranded to Soul to better reflect its goal of promoting digital wellness and emotional support.

Over Days 1 to 4, I worked on building the foundation of the platform:

Set up the development environment using React and Vite

Designed and implemented key pages: Home and Simulate Activity

Built a simulated activity feature with delayed auto-typing to mimic focused engagement

Developed a responsive and user-friendly interface

Wrote modular code with scalable component structure

Refactored and improved logic for user interaction

Renamed the project folder, which caused Hackatime to register it as separate entries

The purpose of Soul is to create a calm, reflective space where users can simulate progress, track emotional states, and engage in small but meaningful acts of self-care.

#SoulSync #Hack4Health