The real screen
This is the app, not a picture of it.
Below is the same screen you get after signing in, running live in your browser. Only the person is made up.
Sample data for a fictional person — 41 days of logging, two medications, one dose still due. Nobody's real health record appears on this page.
Making progress. 4 items remaining.
Next: Post-Meal Glucose — Shows how your meal affected you
2 of 3 doses taken. Metformin is next around 6:30 PM.
Pattern: you usually wake up around 6:24 AM.
Adapted to your routine — times shift as the system learns.
Morning
6:39 AM
Fasting Glucose
6:54 AM
Morning BP
6:39 AM
Weight Check
7:24 AM
Morning Medications
Midday
12:21 PM
LearnedPre-Meal Glucose
Baseline before eating
12:06 PM
LearnedCheck Food (Lunch)
AI helps pick lower-impact meals
Current focus
2:06 PM
LearnedPost-Meal Glucose
Shows how your meal affected you
3:30 PM
LearnedHydration Check
Afternoon is when most people fall behind on water
3:30 PM
LearnedMovement Break
A short walk after sitting improves glucose and energy
Evening
5:54 PM
LearnedCheck Food (Dinner)
Evening carbs affect bedtime glucose
8:24 PM
LearnedEvening BP
Completes your daily BP picture
6:36 PM
LearnedEvening Medications
Consistent timing supports medication effectiveness
10:36 PM
LearnedBedtime Glucose
Overnight safety check
It knows when your day happens
The times above were not typed in. They came from 41 days of logging, so the schedule fits this person rather than a template.
It says what is left
One dose still due at dinner. Not a checklist of everything — the part that still needs doing.
It admits what it is unsure of
Confidence is shown, not hidden. Where there is less data, the app says so instead of guessing at you.