A student-wellbeing platform: drawings and mood in an app
A kids' app (drawings and a mood diary) plus a web panel for school staff with pattern insights. iOS + Android + web.
The context
The school needed a gentle way to notice how students feel. The client and a psychologist had the methodology — it had to become an app that makes sense to kids and a panel useful to staff. All within a limited budget.
The idea
We built an iOS and Android app where kids draw and keep a mood diary, and a web panel where staff see the history and pattern hints. It’s a support tool for educators, not diagnostics. We chose the stack to fit the budget without losing functionality, and after launch we tuned the analysis sensitivity together with the client’s psychologist.
What we built
App for kids
A drawing canvas with simple tools and a daily mood diary.
Staff panel
A history of drawings and entries per student, pattern insights, recommendations and notifications.
Pattern analysis
A pipeline based on the client’s and psychologist’s methodology — support for educators, not a clinical system.

Screens
The platform for iOS, Android and web was built in about 3 months, within budget. A pilot is running in two schools with around 1,000 students.



