Inspiration
Students can experience stress from exams, academic workload, relationships, bullying, and future plans. Schools may not always know which problems are affecting students most.
We wanted to create a simple way for students to share their stress anonymously and help schools understand common problems.
What We Built
School Pulse is an anonymous school mental health check-in tool.
Students answer a few simple questions about their stress level and main concerns without providing their names.
Schools see aggregated data through a dashboard. The dashboard shows the number of check-ins, average reported stress level, main problems, and stress trends.
This helps schools understand student needs and support students early.
How We Built It
We built the web application using Lovable, React, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, and Recharts.
The platform has two main users: students and school staff. Students complete anonymous check-ins, while school staff view general results through the dashboard.
Challenges
One challenge was keeping the platform simple while protecting student privacy. We focused on showing general trends instead of personal student information.
Note
This is a hackathon prototype using fictional mock data. It does not use real student records or provide medical diagnosis.
Built With
- css
- lovable
- react
- recharts
- tailwind
- typescript
