Project Tani is a groundbreaking wellness education platform designed to foster holistic well-being by integrating gamified challenges that focus on the Mind, Body, and Soul. The platform aspires to make personal growth engaging, accessible, and rewarding by combining modern technology with age-old wellness practices. This initiative targets individuals seeking balance and self-improvement, offering a unique mix of personalization, community engagement, and goal-driven activities.

Key Objectives:

1. Empowering Holistic Wellness: Tani seeks to inspire users to develop a balanced lifestyle through structured activities addressing mental, physical, and spiritual health.
2. Engagement through Gamification: The platform employs game-like features such as challenges, level progression, and rewards to make the journey enjoyable and motivating.
3. Community Building: The app fosters a supportive environment where users can share achievements, motivate each other, and build meaningful connections.
4. Personalized Experience: By analyzing user behaviors and preferences, Tani delivers tailored recommendations, ensuring each individual’s unique needs are met.
5. Simplified Access to Tools: Centralized features like journaling, timers, and tracking tools make the app an all-in-one solution for users’ wellness activities.

The project involves developing a mobile application and a web-based admin panel for a platform that allows users to rent personal items. The system supports three key user roles. General users can search, view, and book rental items, make payments, and provide feedback. Item owners can post items for rent, manage their listings and availability, and receive payments. Admin users manage the overall platform including users, item listings, payments, content, and advertisements via the backend panel.
The platform is built using the MEAN stack for the backend and React Native for mobile apps. It integrates with Google Maps, Facebook, Twitter, and payment gateways, and includes SSL encryption for secure transactions. The application supports both Arabic and English languages and offers features such as live chat, push notifications, and social media integration.

This project focused on creating mapping reports to highlight geographic and linguistic disparities in OB/GYN service availability across Kansas. The objective was to provide visual evidence for healthcare researchers and policymakers to better understand provider distribution, identify underserved regions, and highlight language access barriers for Hispanic populations. The deliverables included static maps of provider clusters, Spanish-speaking access segmentation, and a custom symbolic visual to humanize the access challenge.