Suni AI is a wellbeing and productivity app that helps you reflect on your day, organize your thoughts, and build healthier habits using your voice. It is not a medical tool and does not provide diagnosis, treatment, or professional therapy.

What the app does
AI‑assisted voice journal: Record your thoughts and Suni AI transcribes and organizes them so you can easily review them later.

Tone and pattern analysis: The app highlights general trends in your mood and stress level over time with simple charts, for wellbeing and self‑reflection purposes only. It does not provide clinical assessments or medical advice.

Task detection: When you say things like “I need to buy milk”, the app can turn those phrases into tasks in your to‑do list.

Wellbeing and gamification
Wellbeing score: A visual indicator that shows, in an approximate way, how your journaling and organization habits are going. It does not represent any clinical health status.

Mood avatar: A character that changes appearance based on your activity and entries, designed to motivate you to keep using the app.

Rewards and achievements: Earn points and badges for journaling, organizing tasks, and using the relaxation features.

Relaxation and breathing
Guided breathing exercises: Includes basic, general‑purpose techniques like box breathing and cyclic sighing, with animations to help you follow the rhythm. These exercises are for general relaxation only and do not constitute medical treatment.

Calming visual effects: Animations and particles that accompany the exercises to help you focus on your breathing.

Personal dashboard
Mood calendar: A monthly view where you can see how you labeled your days and reflect on your habits and emotions over time.

Weekly trends: Summaries that help you identify which activities tend to increase your stress or wellbeing, always for self‑management and personal organization purposes.

Important notice
Suni AI is designed for general wellbeing support, self‑reflection, and personal organization. It does not replace medical, psychological, or psychiatric care, and it must not be used to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or mental health condition. If you need professional help, always consult a qualified healthcare provider.oice!