Build shape
Chronic-condition tracking and report app
Chronic-condition self-management app
A chronic-condition self-management app for daily blood pressure, glucose, and step tracking, with medication reminders and weekly and monthly analysis — shipped on Android and iOS together from a single Flutter codebase.

Product brief
ody is a healthcare app for users with chronic conditions who need to log their daily readings without breaking the rhythm. It ships on Android and iOS from a single Flutter codebase.
The core loop is intentionally simple. Blood pressure entry, glucose entry, pedometer-based step tracking, time-zone-aware local reminders for medications, fine-grained daily analysis, a table_calendar view, weekly reports, and monthly reports are all tied together. A separate notification flow was designed for users who often forget to log, and the report structure was made easy to share with a doctor or family member.
Scope
Problem
Many users struggle to log consistently, so reminders and daily, weekly, and monthly views had to be designed together to keep the rhythm without adding friction.
Implementation
On top of Flutter and hooks_riverpod, I tied together blood pressure and glucose entry, pedometer-based step tracking, time-zone-aware local notifications for medications, a table_calendar view, weekly and monthly reports, and Google/Apple sign-in.
Best fit
This fits healthcare products that need both daily self-logging and recurring reports — chronic-condition tracking, senior care, and clinical observation.
Technical structure
Build shape
Chronic-condition tracking and report app
Primary stack
Flutter · hooks_riverpod · Firebase
Data & sync
BP · glucose · steps · daily/weekly/monthly analysis
Operational surface
Local notifications · Google/Apple sign-in · i18n ready
Screens
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