Tully

AI bracelet to improve child’s emotional awareness

144 followers

AI bracelet to improve child’s emotional awareness

144 followers

The first emotion management smart bracelet combines biometrical sensors, AI technology, machine learning algorithms, and personalized coaching methodologies specifically designed to help kids recognize, manage and deal with their emotions effectively.

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Launch tags:Crowdfunding•Wearables•Tech

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Tully

Maker

Hi everyone at Product Hunt, I'm Marius, the CEO, and founder of Tully. I'm excited to introduce to you all our newest product —Tully, designed to help kids recognize, manage and deal with their emotions. For many children with hyperactive, hyperkinetic, ADHD, ADD, or other Sensory Integration Disorders, regulating their emotions can be a real challenge. That’s why Tully was created— the first emotion management smart bracelet powered by an AI designed to help kids recognize, manage and deal with their emotions. The idea of a device to help children with ADHD came from Adina, my wife, and one of our co-founders. For several years, she worked as a school counselor with children with special education needs in the US. It started as volunteering but gradually became a passion and a second career. At some point, she went through the Faculty of Psychology, got a master's in Psychological Counselling and Child Development, and continued to work, pro-bono, mostly with children with ADHD. This is how we first got the idea for Tully. We saw that there was a real need for a product like this, something that could help children with ADHD and other disorders to better understand and manage their emotions. So we set out to create a device that would do just that. It looks like a standard health tracking bracelet like a Fitbit. We want to ensure that children feel good about wearing the bracelet, not like they're broadcasting their struggles to the world. Tully is personalized for each child individually, all thanks to the proprietary AI algorithms. It learns over time the behavior patterns and early signs of agitation of each child. The bracelet collects user data throughout the day so they can be reviewed later with you or during the weekly session with the therapist. And the best part is it is a non-drug and non-invasive solution for parents who want to give their kids struggling with attention and focuses challenges a powerful tool to succeed on that path. I hope you will like our product and let me know what you think!

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4yr ago

Prelaunch.com

Hunter

@marius_rus1 congrats on the launch!

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4yr ago

doodooc Music Visualizer

@marius_rus1 Congrats! Nice product for kids!

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4yr ago

Tully

Maker

Thank you everyone!

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4yr ago

Alconost Localization Lab

@marius_rus1 and the team, congrats on making a great and useful product! There are so many kids with various sensory integration disorders now. I checked out your website and got answers to my questions about how it works. Indeed, getting notified about a mood change helps kids become more concious about their emotional state and have a better control over it.

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4yr ago

Tully

Maker

@margarita_s88 thank you so much Margarita for your insights.

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4yr ago

Wow That's incredible! When is the release planned and on what markets do you plan to list it for buying?

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4yr ago

Snackeet

Hey, Congrats on your launch! 🚀 Looks fantastic We will be launching soon too, (https://www.producthunt.com/upco...), I hope that you will support us as well, Cheers 😊

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4yr ago

Tully

Maker

@helene_san For sure!

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4yr ago

I just got the email from Product Hunt that lead to this product. Anything that doesn’t involve medication to help individuals with ADD or ADHD cope is worth looking at, because educators in the public school settings don’t want to allow individualized learning to help individuals learn how to deal with their frustration. It also gets worse as you age out of the school system and still have not developed good coping skills to avoid frustration. I just hope that this is available and affordable for all not just those who have specialized help because they are in a higher income level. Just thinking of the potential is awesome

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4yr ago