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Turning heartbeats into healing melodies for people facing anxiety and grief.
MusicSound HealingSound TherapyTechTechnologyTherapeutic youthai-technologyhealth-wellnessmusic-performance
A small wristband that listens to your heartbeat and turns it into gentle music, just for you. When you're stressed, the music slows your heart down like a lullaby. It's like having a tiny musician living on your wrist who only wants to help you feel
Resonant Roots gives people a private, judgment-free tool for emotional regulation, especially those who can't access therapy or find talk-based treatment difficult (children, neurodivergent individuals, trauma survivors).
Built a working prototype using an open-source heart-rate sensor and a generative audio engine (Pure Data). Tested with 12 volunteers; 9 reported feeling calmer within 3 minutes of listening to their generated soundscape.
I've spent 6 years producing music and 3 years volunteering in crisis support lines. I've seen firsthand how hard it is for people to articulate what they feel — but everyone can feel music. This project merges both worlds I know best.
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Leaderboard page (offline): https://artizen.fyi/projects/resonantroots
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