Aetheria

November 23, 2020

- Added launch feature on tab bar! Open the middle tab to find tools you need based on your mood or current symptoms whenever you need it. - Added contrast fixes to a couple of screens - Redesigned "for everyone" page to be more focused on tools, and added search bar! - Redesigned daily check-in recap screen to be more tool focused. - Added passcode functionality to protect your data.

November 4, 2020

-Fixed crash from statistics engine that occurs when re-launching app -Fixed a couple of general UI bugs

October 26, 2020

We've revamped AnxietyHelper to become something new - Aetheria.  AnxietyHelper turned 5 years old this year, and during that time, we've been reflecting on what is next for the app, and how the conversation around mental health has changed in general. We've revamped AnxietyHelper to become something entirely new - Aetheria. AnxietyHelper turned 5 years old this year, and during that time, we've been reflecting on what is next for the app, and how the conversation around mental health has changed in general. When AnxietyHelper was made, the conversation around mental health was nowhere as consistent or big as the conversation is today. And with that, AnxietyHelper did the thing it was built to accomplish: to continue the conversation around mental health and provide resources. AnxietyHelper had played its role in changing the conversation, and is a reminder of the work we had to do instead of looking to the future of what we could accomplish. But now more than ever, mentally ill people (who struggle with mental health the most) face inaccessible treatment, costs, and massive stigma. While mental health issues have become widely understood, those with more severe mental illness have not. So, we're taking the spirit of AnxietyHelper and focusing on what we think is one of the greatest issues we face today - lack of accessible treatment and help for those with mental illnesses. From AnxietyHelper's history, we've built Aetheria - AnxietyHelper's successor. Where AnxietyHelper had less than 8 tools, Aetheria has 30. Where AnxietyHelper served 2-3 mental illnesses, Aetheria serves 18. Although we're going to miss AnxietyHelper, it's time for Aetheria to take flight and to continue providing free help to those who need it, with no strings attached. From AnxietyHelper's history, we've built Aetheria - AnxietyHelper's successor. Where AnxietyHelper had less than 8 tools, Aetheria has 30. Where AnxietyHelper served 2-3 mental illnesses, Aetheria serves 21. Although we're going to miss AnxietyHelper, it's time for Aetheria to take flight and to continue providing free help to those who need it, with no strings attached. -Astra Labs

March 4, 2019

-added crashes fixes that stop guided breathing and affirmations. -fixed font sizing issues for iPhone XS, XR, and XS Max! -laid the groundwork for some new tools coming later.

June 23, 2018

-fixed a bug that crashes when trying to return from the affirmation to tools -fixes contrast accessibility​ bug

May 25, 2018

-fixed some UI and UX bugs -updated privacy policy!

April 14, 2018

-fixed some UI issues -added better experience for resources -fixed other bugs

March 23, 2018

- more resources for more mental illnesses and disorders - added guided venting: a way for you to communicate your feelings in a safe and confidential environment based on cognitive behavorial therapy. - made some animations and UI look snazzier - fixed some typos - added iPhone X support

August 17, 2017

- fixed bug within the panic attack guidance section - redesigned guided breathing animation - made it snazzier

July 29, 2017

- panic attack guidance is redesigned, with more colors in color exercised, redesigned muscle exercise, and added more prompts to short story. -app layout is organized into mental illness, rather than info, tools, and resources. - optimized colors to be warmer and more calming - redesigned breathing tool - changed screenshots