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About XinBridge: Cancer Care & Calm

XinBridge (心桥) is a specialized “Calm Tech” sanctuary designed specifically for cancer patients navigating the emotional complexities of treatment, recovery, and those quiet, difficult hours of the night. Developed with a focus on sleep support, context-aware AI, and empathetic UX, XinBridge is more than a tracker—it is a bridge to peace. **Core features** **The Night Sanctuary** A dedicated OLED-first sleep environment. Red-shift eye protection, a synchronized 4-2-6 Breathing Orb, and a layered Soundscape Engine (brown noise, rainfall, forest winds, ocean tides), plus body scan and sleep stories when rest won’t come. **Intelligent AI companion (Heart Chat)** When you choose to use cloud AI and you’re online, XinBridge offers a **Gentle Listener** tone that adapts to the moment—powered by **OpenAI (ChatGPT API)** or another **configured cloud provider** you approve in app. Your **chat threads are saved on this device**: start a **new conversation**, open **past chats**, and pick up where you left off—so you don’t have to repeat yourself. From the night flow, **Night Companion** leans into quiet, grounding language (including softer, shorter lines) for those 3 AM hours. **Zen Toys & interactive play** Five physics-based mini-games designed for flow-state calm—from fluid sand (“Stardust Flow”) to constellation drawing (“Celestial Architect”), plus breathe-in-sync, geometric garden, and light painting—with tactile, haptic-friendly interactions. **Symptom & mood harmony** An approachable symptom log with an interactive **Body Map**. Track fatigue, nausea, pain, sleep, and appetite without the cold-clinic feel. XinBridge notices patterns and can nudge you to prepare questions for your next visit. **The Library of Hope** A global-facing collection of recovery stories from cancer communities (e.g. US, Canada, China). Refresh to discover new stories—offered for encouragement, not medical advice. **Quick SOS** Immediate access to **5-4-3-2-1 grounding** and a calm path to **family contact**, plus space to capture thoughts you aren’t ready to say out loud. **What makes XinBridge different?** **Privacy-aware by design** Mood and symptom logs stay on your device for everyday use. **Heart Chat** sends message text to a cloud AI **only after you explicitly agree** in the app; you can still use **built-in supportive messages** if you decline or when you’re offline. Saved **conversation history stays on your device** so you can reopen threads—nothing magical about “all AI on-phone,” but clarity about what leaves the device and what doesn’t. **Context-aware** The app responds to time of day and flow—e.g. late-night emphasis on sleep tools and gentler chat when you arrive from Night Sanctuary. **Tactile healing** Interactions are tuned with Capacitor haptics and Framer Motion so the UI feels steady and reassuring, not frantic.

App privacy

The developer, Ziheng Sun, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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