EWH vs Soft Weather

Employee Wellness Hub (EWH) is a health app that allows organizations to manage healthy habits for their employees. The app is first of its kind to manage health challenges, track health vitals, and monitor nutritional intake of their employees. EWH’s nutrition database includes information from 8,000+ food items from the USDA as well as 5,000+ food items from fast food restaurants. EWH App uses advanced motion chip in the smart phone (when available) to track precise movements (steps) and also integrates with Fitbit. The app can be customized for employers in terms of its look and feel and it can be integrated with additional data sources related to fitness and nutrition.Continued use of GPS running in the background can dramatically decrease battery life. App integrates with the Health app.The Health app serves as a central repository for health and fitness data in iOS. With the user’s permission, app can communicate with the Health app to access and share information.

Soft Weather is a calm, reflective space for noticing how you feel—without pressure, labels, or fixing. Instead of tracking moods directly, Soft Weather uses the language of weather. You check in with a single descriptive word, and the world gently responds. The sky shifts. Clouds drift. Wind, rain, or sunlight move through a quiet landscape anchored by a solitary tree. Nothing demands attention. Nothing rushes you along. Over time, Soft Weather becomes a living record of your inner climate. Not charts. Not scores. Just atmosphere—subtle, honest, human. The app is designed to be low-friction and non-judgmental. There are no notifications urging you to log more. No streaks to maintain. No analytics trying to predict you. You arrive, you notice, you leave footprints—soft ones. Soft Weather is especially mindful of emotional weight. If moments feel heavy, supportive resources are always visible, never intrusive. The app does not diagnose, interpret, or push conclusions. It simply holds space. Built with intention, Soft Weather collects little to no personal data. Your experience stays quiet, private, and yours. This is not a productivity tool. Not a social feed. Not a mood scorecard. It’s a pause. A horizon. A way to say, “This is how things feel right now,” and let that be enough. Build the habit of noticing—not fixing. Welcome to Soft Weather.