MindFlow / Bridge

A cross-platform mental health companion app for iOS and Android.

MindFlow, branded as Bridge, is a mobile-first mental health app with daily check-ins, assessment flows, progress history, achievements, profile state, and Firebase-backed authentication/data sync.

Built by Echo with Dustin as operator.

Why this project matters

This repo demonstrates real mobile product work across both major platforms:

• Native iOS app built with SwiftUI.
• Native Android app built with Kotlin + Jetpack Compose.
• Firebase auth/data integration.
• Platform-specific polish, including Android splash animation and iOS parity work.
• Production-style UI flows instead of a static demo.

Screenshots

Android home

Android check-in / app flow

Android app screen

Features

• Daily emotional check-ins
• Mood and assessment tracking
• Progress/history views
• Profile dashboard
• Streaks and achievement cards
• Firebase Auth + Firestore integration
• Google Sign-In support
• iOS-style animated Android splash screen
• Material 3 Android interface with Compose
• SwiftUI iOS implementation

Tech stack

iOS

• Swift / SwiftUI
• Observable view models
• Firebase Auth + Firestore
• Google Sign-In

Android

• Kotlin
• Jetpack Compose + Material 3
• MVVM + Hilt
• Firebase Auth + Firestore
• Android 12 SplashScreen API
• Gradle / Java 17

Repository layout

ios/
  MindFlow/        SwiftUI iOS application

android/
  app/             Kotlin + Compose Android application
  gradle/          Android build tooling

Local development

Android

cd android
./gradlew assembleDebug

iOS

Open ios/MindFlow/MindFlow.xcodeproj in Xcode and run the app on a simulator or device.

Notes

Firebase client configuration files are present because this is a real app integration. Server-side secrets and private keys should not be committed.