Pay close attention to the depressed crowd: Utsuppo

According to foreign media Penn-olson reports, today, we live in an era of unprecedented pressure, under the enormous social and life pressure, more and more people with the word depression linked. In Japan, there are reports that 1 of every 15 people have a tendency to be depressed. Depression is not far away from us, perhaps in the friends around us.

Perhaps you've noticed that a friend or co-worker has some sort of depressive symptom, perhaps a tweet, Facebook release, or muttering at lunch to make you aware of each other's depressive symptoms. Recently, Japan has launched a service Utsuppo for depression reminders (Utsu in Japanese), designed to predict signs of depression.

Utsuppo is a website that is very simple to use. All you have to do is enter a person with a depressed mood and an e-mail address. People with depressive symptoms will receive e-mail reminders that their friends are concerned about him or her. A depression-like questionnaire and recommendations were also included in the email. Answer this test questionnaire to find out if you really suffer from depression.

Utsuppo is created by U2plus, a group that resists depression. The founders themselves have been plagued by depression for years and want to help and support more people with the same problems by building this service. He believes that in a social structure made up of human relations, the first signal of depression is always found by the people around us, which is also the foothold of Utsuppo.

The site is completed within a week of Liverty's help. Liverty is made up of a group of developers who are committed to creating innovative Web services and projects. The team was led by Kazuma Ieiri, a Tokyo entrepreneur. At that time U2plus founder to Kazuma Ieiri out of this idea, only then began to Utsuppo the project, and Kazuma Ieiri also become Utsuppo investors.