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SensoryMe app - out now!

Hi, I’m a uk medical doctor and I’ve just released a web app called SensoryMe. We’re very early stage with it and I would really love some feedback on it as we plan the next stage of development. The idea is that adults with sensory struggles can go through the senses one by one to figure out which tools might be helpful for them. It could be used alongside young people but for now it’s been developed with adults in mind. I can’t wait to hear what you think!

SensoryMe.app

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u/SensoryDoctorGrace — 12 days ago
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SensoryMe app project for late realised ND adults

Hi, I’m a 36F physically disabled, late diagnosed AuDHD medical doctor with recent clinical experience in neurodevelopmental and mental health services.

Many late-realised autistic adults spend years feeling overwhelmed by noise, light, touch, busy environments, or everyday demands without fully understanding why or how to accommodate their needs. You may recognise that your environment is affecting you, but not know which sensory factors are driving it, what changes might help, or how to turn that understanding into practical action. Even when we do know what works, it’s hard to remember to use our tools in the moment.

That’s why I’m building SensoryMe: a tool to help people understand their sensory profile and translate that into personalised, practical changes in everyday life. With the help of a specialist occupational therapist we’re taking the most effective sensory tools and making them easy to understand and try for adults. I’ve also got two lovely developers on board for the tech side. We’re currently focusing on sensory profiling questions, personalised toolkits, and simple check-in features. The first proper version is planned to launch this autumn. It will work in-browser to begin with but I hope to be able to get App Store versions out in the following months.

There’s a Prototype available on the link below and I’m taking all feedback on board to make the “real” version as accessible and useful as possible. Let me know if you have any questions, thoughts or feedback!

Have a look here: https://linktr.ee/sensoryme

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u/SensoryDoctorGrace — 4 months ago

Adult Sensory App seeking UK based frontend dev collaborator

Hi,

I’m a 36F medical doctor (ND with a host of chronic illnesses) trying to launch a sensory toolkit app. I vibe coded a basic prototype and got it deployed with the help of a couple of dev friends.
One of them has now stepped away and I need someone to replace him.
The other has built me a basic CMS in Sanity that he is not planning to be involved with long term.

I really need a dev to build me a frontend that can connect to my Sanity CMS that will allow me to launch an in-broswer MVP. If that goes well, I would like to get full App Store versions made but that’s a later issue.

You can find me on TikTok @sensorygrace and the prototype is available to view through my linktree in my profile. There’s a lot I want to change about the prototype, I want it to feel more fun to use and with far less text on the screen at once. There’s nothing technically complicated about what I need, the project is about the sensory information at this stage not on having loads of functions.

Do let me know if you might be interested

Ps. People with lived experience of ND and/or disability are a huge bonus here.

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u/SensoryDoctorGrace — 4 months ago