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Divya Shah

Stealth • 6m

I’m building in mental health space to help people keep a track of their mental health. While initially we thought of getting it all coded now we’re thinking of launching a WhatsApp bot that helps people. Would love to hear your thought

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Shaswat

Stealth • 6m

You plan is good but people want someone to listen there problems and answer to because somewhere a bot will not get a person properly compared to a person who is listening to him and understanding his /her situations

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Anonymous 2

Stealth • 6m

If the WhatsApp bot gains traction, you can gradually add more features and possibly transition to a standalone app. This phased approach helps manage costs and risks while growing your user base.

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Anonymous 1

Stealth • 6m

WhatsApp bots are relatively easy to set up and can be very effective. You can use platforms like Twilio or Wati to build your bot. Ensure it can handle basic mental health tracking, provide reminders, and offer supportive messages.

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Aryan

Stealth • 6m

Bots are poor way to accentuate the human touch for something being related to mental health 😂 Why would that be good idea

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