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Interactive Diary

A map based social network for introverts

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Last push (UTC)
Jun 30, 2023
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interactive_diary

A mobile diary app that is as simple as recording emotion at anytime any place

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Idea of Interactive Diary

This app is going to record daily activities in form of location checking and emotion sharing. It will keep track of user's location through out the day, and allow user to add emoji to each location, immediately when user is at the location, or later when user check their day activity at home.

The full idea of Interactive Diary can be summarized in this mindmap

Interactive diary

There are 5 part of this project:

Location (Where I was)

Location refers to user's current location at anything point of time during the day. This can be broken down as in mindmap below:

Location

Emotion and Diary writing (How I felt)

This is the main feature of ID, and it is tied losely to Location feature, which means, it still works even if location is not available.

Diary

Activity details (What I did)

This is a good to have feature, base on the type of location the user is in, there can be a prediction of what activity he can have there.

Activities

Authentication (Who am I)

Detail of Authentication can be found here

Future: social network (Who I met)

Timestamp (When it happend)

Can be treated as an attribute attached to all above info

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A full-time Flutter developer.

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