chnnl

A mental health application for the workplace, targeted at hospitals and their staff (NZ). Users can go in, create a daily entry of how they’re feeling, and be sent contextual advice, resources and status updates on how their mental health is tracking.


What i did

I started off as the sole developer building the cross-platform application using react-native. We initially built an MVP to test product market fit, and then progressed into developing further features.

By this point, I was the tech lead for this project - a fancy way of saying I oversaw frontend, backend and mobile development of ongoing features, as well as executing on the frontend development itself. We built a supporting web app, where I created an admin portal to support extensive leadership hierarchies found in hospitals, to enable them to customise and push content to their most vulnerable.

Chnnl demo layout

I then left the agency working on this project to persue a role with Atlassian. A year went by, and after having a chat with the CEO, they were keen for me to re-join the project on a part-time basis (Which I did for about 4 months). During this stint I was to able to

  • Completely revamp their app onboarding flows to allow basic user access, moving the organisation signup step to be optional, as well as at the bottom of the funnel & accessible via settings. This saw the signup funnel health increase by over 250% while only decreasing that later step throughput by 12% Day 0 and 2% Week 2

  • Re-architected the structure, data patterns and re-usability process of their frontend components. This involved introducing patterns that would enable them to scale, as well as re-working existing patterns to provide a smoother app experience.

Chnnl onboarding wireframe