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Mukodi notices when you're stressed.

Anjali, 34 · marketing lead · Mumbai · running a household and an EMI calendar

Anjali's messages turn anxious for a week. Mukodi notices the tone, softens its replies, and surfaces a helpline instead of pushing a goal banner.

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The story · 4 scenes

Beginning to end.

Anjali, 34 · marketing lead · Mumbai · running a household and an EMI calendar
·Anjali's messages turn anxious for a week. Mukodi notices the tone, softens its replies, and surfaces a helpline instead of pushing a goal banner.
  1. Scene 01 · Mukodi listens to the tone, not the words
    Anjali types a few messages about money in a flatter, shorter style than usual. The sentiment classifier flags the shift — not the topic.
  2. Scene 02 · The reply softens, the banners pause
    The next answer is shorter, gentler, and does not nudge a goal target. The streak banner is hidden until the tone steadies.
  3. Scene 03 · Surface a helpline, never a sale
    When a message names a crisis, the app shows the canonical helpline panel (iCall, Vandrevala, AASRA, 112) first — and stops every other prompt until she dismisses the screen herself. The full numbers and last-verified sources live on /security.
  4. Scene 04 · The decision is argued before it reaches her
    Every Courtroom verdict that touches her in this state is double-checked — Proposer drafts, Skeptic objects, Judge weighs — and the audit row is captured in the chain.
Helpers on call
Honest limits

What this flow doesn't do.

  • Sentiment and crisis detection are advisory; they cannot replace a clinician. The helpline panel is always reachable from /settings → safety even if no detection has fired.
  • Helpline numbers are India-specific; international travellers see a fall-back card with global directories.
  • Tone-shift logic uses recent context only; a single message rarely triggers the soft-mode handoff.
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