Quirk is an open source, slimmed down CBT app for iOS. Unlike other apps, it doesn't force a particular condition on you. It doesn't assume that you're using it particularly for depression, which makes it useful for panic disorder, OCD, weight loss and more.
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I'm really excited to try it and I love the principles you've outlined on the Github README.md. I'd like to see you add a CONTRIBUTING.md so we can understand better how to contribute (or if you don't want contributions at this time).
@theleovogel Can you tell me which parts feel buggy or have a poor UX to you? (Outside of a super old version showing the first time you open the app; there's a fix coming out for that problem.)
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What's about Android version? Do you have some plans for it?
I've suffered in silence with my anxiety and imposter syndrome for a long time. Very excited to use this app. I'm not super familiar with CBT so it would be great if the app explained the labels or gave examples. Then I could identify my thoughts better.
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Used this a bit, one suggestion under the cognitive distortions sections it would be good to give more help/guidance here. Some terms are very jargony (eg rely on someone either having a therapist or knowing a lot already about CBT) I had to google for example what "labelling" was and similar. Would be good to make that part easier, otherwise love the UI etc very clean and simple.
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Great app, I’ve always wanted to dabble into CBT so I purchased this app right away. I think it would be helpifil to have a link to a video or a tutorial somewhere on the app, just in case users are confused about any steps!
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This is genius and beautifully designed.
I've needed this for a long time. I do the same process manually now.
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