System and method of providing self-help through daily tasks
OwnerAdam Richinventor
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Abstract
A method includes receiving from an administrator device a set of actions for a user to carry out. The method also includes receiving from the administrator device subtasks of the actions. Further, the method includes storing the actions and subtasks into a database and receiving from the database, assessment factors, mood factors, and actions and tasks completed related to a user. Further still, the method includes sending to a user device, associated with the user, a subtask to be completed.
Claims20
A non-transitory computer readable medium having stored thereon software instructions that when executed by a processor, cause the processor to execute the method, comprising:
- receiving from an administrator device a set of actions for a user to carry out;
- receiving from the administrator device subtasks of the actions;
- storing the actions and subtasks into a database;
- receiving from the database, assessment factors, mood factors, and actions and tasks completed related to a user;
- and
- sending to a user device, associated with the user, a subtask to be completed.
A method comprising:
- starting a software application on a user device;
- logging in to a user account;
- providing user check-in information to the software application;
- sending the check-in information to a server in communication with a database;
- retrieving a daily task from the database;
- and
- presenting the daily task to the user.
A method of content creation for a self-help software application, comprising:
- extracting from a reference material at least one of exercises, contentions, and wisdom;
- converting the at least one of exercises, contentions, and wisdom into actions;
- associating a quote from the reference material with the at least one of the at least one of exercises, contentions, and wisdom;
- breaking the actions down into one or more steps that are day-by-day tasks for completing an action;
- and
- explaining the actions as instructions.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.