Developing a personal wellness app to prevent burnout using Power Apps and SharePoint

“In this 9-minute citizen developer-focused demo, Carlos Solís delivers a Power Apps app that addresses job burnout using 2 approaches - actions that lead to positive developments and refocusing after reflecting. Uses SharePoint Lists, Power Apps and Power Automate (for reminders). Randomly delivered cards explore the user’s wellbeing and prompts for actions/reflections. SharePoint stores tips, prompts and reflections. Step through the logic for presenting information based on person’s energy level – pre and post reflection.”

This PnP Community demo is taken from the Microsoft Power Platform community call – February 2023, recorded on February 15, 2023.

Demo Presenter

• Carlos Solís (Texas State University) | @CarlosBKSolis1

Community Call Conversation

Feb 15 | Demo: Developing a personal wellness app … - Power Platform Community

Supporting materials

• Website - Technology Innovation Office – Texas State University Technology Innovation Office : Texas State University

More about this App

Developing a personal wellness app to prevent burnout using Power Apps and SharePoint is a great way to help individuals manage their mental and physical health. The app could help users set goals, track progress, and access resources to help reach their goals. It could also provide users with reminders and notifications to help them stay on track with their goals. Additionally, the app could include features such as a personal calendar, task list, reminders, and more.

By integrating with SharePoint, users could access their personal data, track their progress, and get support from their peers. Additionally, Power Apps would enable users to create their own personalized experiences within the app. This could include customizing their home page, creating custom alerts, and other features that help them stay organized and motivated. Ultimately, this app could be a great tool for helping users manage their mental and physical health and prevent burnout.