Our Project
Our project is aimed at addressing the detrimental effects of excessive social media usage on the well-being of college students. Recognizing the prevalence of digital connectivity among this demographic and its potential negative impacts, we developed BeWell, an innovative app designed to empower college students in managing their screen time and prioritizing their mental health. BeWell offers a comprehensive suite of features, including a Screen Time Tracker to provide insights into digital habits, Set Limits functionality for controlling consumption, Family Sharing capabilities to extend benefits to loved ones, and Customizable Settings for tailoring the app to individual preferences. Through extensive research into the intersection of social media and mental health, we ensured that BeWell effectively addresses the unique needs and challenges faced by college students in today's digital age. By fostering a digital environment that promotes mindfulness and well-being, BeWell aims to support college students in thriving both academically and personally, ultimately contributing to their overall success and fulfillment during their college years and beyond.
LinkBig Points
- Social media overload is addressed with the BeWell app.
- Promote digital well-being through BeWell's features.
- Helps combat mental health by restricting/limiting access to social media
Team Members Email the Team
Mental Health has 3 members.
Chaliyah Moore
Coming soon.
Luke Hiner
Luke studies Informatics with a focus on Human-Centered Computing at Indiana University. He is interested in how technology and people interact to create effective solutions. He brings strong analytical thinking, teamwork, and leadership skills, and aims to build meaningful technology that makes a real-world impact.
Nathan Meely
Nathan is an Informatics student with a focus on cybersecurity and software development, driven by a desire to protect user data and build meaningful technology. He enjoys problem-solving, collaborative work, and creating solutions that have a positive real-world impact.
Instructors & Associate Instructors
