Overview
FeelPro is an AI productivity ecosystem built by AmalAxis around one continuous
loop — Work, Focus, Plan, Report — like a PRO — and delivered as two
products on a shared brand.
The FeelPro app is a voice-first personal coach for professionals. Its AI
agent chats over a streaming WebSocket and operates the real product through
38 function-calling tools: it creates tasks, starts focus sessions, logs
breaks, distractions and moods, sets reminders, and pulls productivity stats
and streaks — all executed and authorized server-side.
At the heart of the app is a Pomodoro-technique focus engine. The Pomodoro
technique — deep work in timed, single-task sprints separated by deliberate
breaks — is not a timer bolted onto the app; it is the app's core loop. The
user commits one task to a live countdown sprint; pauses and breaks are part of
the rhythm and tracked as such, and every distraction is logged the moment it
happens instead of silently breaking the streak. When the sprint ends, the
user rates it with ROTI — return on time invested — and those scores roll
up into focus analytics, streaks and the user's productivity score, turning a
simple timer into a coaching signal the AI uses for its proactive nudges.
Around that loop sits the rest of the personal-productivity platform:
offline-first cloud sync that fans one batched payload into 19 per-section
stores, a timezone-aware push engine with quiet hours and daily caps, and
subscriptions running on both Stripe and Google Play Billing.
FeelPro Suite extends the same philosophy to organizations: a multi-tenant
workforce-management platform where companies self-register, define their own
roles, and run tasks, projects, teams, geofenced attendance, leave workflows and
daily/weekly reports from a kanban-driven React portal — with realtime
notifications over WebSockets and an AI assistant that turns a manager's
natural-language request into real, permission-checked actions.
Together the two platforms span 300+ REST endpoints, three realtime WebSocket
channels, 97 data models and 446 automated tests, shipped through
branch-routed, push-to-deploy GitLab CI/CD pipelines.