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Really good job with your final project!
You've implemented a lot of functionality in this project so be proud! However, there are some small bugs that I think you should have a look at when you have time:
- I can't find a way to edit a saved day
- It was difficult to find my way to the history, maybe a link to this would be good
- It would be nice with some buttons to edit and save the note for a day
Overall you're reaching the requirements so I'm approving 😊
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Welcome to my app Balans!
Frontend: Netlify: https://final-project-balans.netlify.app
Backend: Render: https://project-final-balans.onrender.com
Balans is a mobile-first web app for people who need to manage their daily energy carefully. Inspired by Spoon Theory — a framework often used by people with chronic illness (depression, burnout etc) to describe limited energy resources — Balans helps you plan your day around how much energy you actually have, not how much you wish you had.
The Problem
People living with chronic fatigue or energy-limiting conditions often struggle to plan their days in a way that respects their capacity. Traditional to-do apps treat all tasks as equal and don't account for energy cost. Balans fills that gap by letting you log your current energy, plan activities based on what drains or restores you, and reflect on patterns over time.
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About the Name
Balans is the Swedish word for balance — because the goal isn't to do more, it's to find the balance that works for you.