Mental wellness toolkit wants to keep its users Appy

The project evolved from co-founder Aimée Louise Carton’s experience with mental illness.

Mental wellness toolkit wants to keep its users Appy
Sun, 21 Jul, 2019 - 19:33
Ruth Doris

An Irish mental wellness app which aims to help users to take control of their mental health has been launched on Kickstarter.

KeepAppy is a wellness toolkit focused on increased self-awareness and behavioural techniques, and its features include mood and sleep trackers, journaling, goal-setting, and pill reminders.

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