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seek comfort wherever you go
Anxiety disorder is the largest mental health problem in the world and Soothe aims to combat these feelings of anxiety by attaching sensory and fidget objects to the back of the most accessible item we have, something we use every single day, our phones.
Consumer Persona
Greg |28| Autism
Greg has had autism since birth and needs a fidget toy when in the office or at home to deal with a surge of emotions such as extreme anger or frustration.
Brian|32|OCD
Brian feels uneasy seeing unorganized stuff kept around him. In order to avoid dealing with obsessions and compulsions—fidgeting gives him something else to focus on.
Lana|19|Stress
Lana, being a college student, stress has become a part of her life. Fidgeting gives her movements an outlet, which helps her calm her nerves, relieve stress and serve as a distraction.
Market Research
Protective
Fidgeting abilities
Opportunity area
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No fidgeting abilities
Not protective
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Fidget Switch
Fidget Maze
Fidget Disc
The user rests their finger in one of the groves, and rotates it.
The smal extruded pegs helps the user grip it with ease.
User can use two fingers to switch and fidget.
The magnetic fit gives the user a click feel.
Here, user can engage three fingers at once to make the tabs go up and down the maze indefinately. The smooth lock makes the experience rich.
Prototype
Deep groove for camera protection
Circular disc design
Switch with click feel
Extruded grips
Silicon frame with metallic fidgets
Maze with 3 finger interaction
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