Review preview
No supported pattern yet.
Patterns appear only after enough dated, sufficiently complete records exist for the selected range.
Whole Life Prototype 0.40
Today
Body is in private alpha. Signed-in profiles use account-scoped backup; use synthetic or non-sensitive data until the private real-data release checks pass.
Key focus
Choose a goal or record enough dated information before Body suggests a focus.
Status + signals
Review preview
Patterns appear only after enough dated, sufficiently complete records exist for the selected range.
Optional review
Days still auto-roll over, and historical edits stay available.
Reusable library
Save it once. Log it again without doing nutrition math twice.
Look back when useful
Today is for acting and logging. Review is where the app explains changes across Health and approved companion-app signals over time.
Reviewing this week's eligible records; no conclusion appears without enough data.
Your goals first
This week in one minute
Also worth noticing
Shown only when they may be useful or need attention.
No eligible pattern
How Review works
Each future insight must identify the records, dates, completeness, source quality, and uncertainty used.
Health records
Review can summarize trends, but detailed records stay in Health so they do not crowd the daily or weekly feed.
Fuel
Food, water, nutrition coverage, macro targets, and meal history.
Meds & supplements
Only appears after a user adds a medicine, vitamin, or supplement.
Add a medicine or supplement before dose controls appear.
Hydration
Tap the amount you just drank. Small entries are enough.
Movement support
Track stretching, PT-style routines, walks, workouts if enabled, and short resets that help your body function.
No movement support logged yet. Even a 3-minute reset counts if it helps.
The score weighs duration, effort fit for your current baseline, variety, and how useful the movement is likely to be for recovery, stiffness, circulation, strength, or stress load. Calories are estimated quietly and should not be the main target.
Five-minute support
Pick the closest pattern. These are gentle prompts, not medical physical therapy, and you can replace them with your own routine.
A beginner can use this as a tiny daily reset. An athlete can use it as warm-up, prehab, rehab notes, or a separate support layer around training.
Optional fitness lane
Turn this on if you want strength, cardio, sport, or training sessions tracked alongside supportive movement.
Nutrition detail
Totals include only values that were entered or verified. Missing nutrients remain unknown.
Advanced users can edit targets, but Whole Life should steer away from extreme restriction and toward sustainable fueling.
Quick nutrition log
Nutrition detail
No trend or score is calculated in this prototype. A future version must document its inputs, coverage, failure modes, and validation before showing a result.
Not a diagnosis, grade, or measure of worth. Mostly compares you to your own recent baseline.
Labs & body data
Upload labs, DEXA scans, vitals, body-composition data, and other records here. Weight stays off Today unless the user explicitly turns on weight-loss or body-goal modules.
Optional body baseline
Use weight and body-composition details only if you want the app to make food and movement suggestions fit your real baseline.
Praise will be based on consistency, movement support, maintaining a healthy baseline, and improving from your own starting point.
Health tip
Potassium helps support fluid balance, muscles, and normal nerve signaling. Your protein and antioxidant variety look strong; a potato, beans, avocado, yogurt, spinach, or banana could round out the day if it fits your plan.
Nutrition coverage
Companion app
Photo-aware cleaning plans, tiny starts, realistic timing, and a private productivity record.
AI plan builder
Route style. Pick any that fit.
Adaptive support
The planner will adjust estimates and first steps as you complete tasks.
Next in order
Tasks will appear in a low-friction order with estimated times.
Today
Completed today
Over time
Companion app concept
Budgeting, bank tracking, Amazon purchase review, and spending flags can live in a sister app while sharing approved patterns with Whole Life.
Product architecture
Money data is more permission-heavy and emotionally charged than nutrition or check-ins. Keeping it as a sister app lets the main app stay calm while still using spending context when it helps.
From Money → Whole Life
From Whole Life → Money
If spending changes, Money can check approved signals like sleep, stress, mood, cycle, travel, caffeine, medication changes, phone use, or major events before suggesting a next step.
Low-friction tracking
Privacy boundary
Cross-app insights should be opt-in by category, with plain language like “Share sleep timing with Money insights” instead of one giant permission switch.
Sharing controls prototype
This is the safer version: the sister app can ask for exactly what helps instead of requesting your entire life.
Example cross-app insight
“Amazon purchases rose on two low-sleep, high-stress evenings. Do you want to create a 24-hour cart pause after 10 PM?”
Your whole picture
Nutrition is the first piece. Add the others when they’re useful.
Your spaces
Designed for real life
No broken-streak punishment and no confetti for opening a settings page. You choose the goals and how much personality the app has.
App personality
Informational support only, not medical advice. Severe or urgent symptoms need appropriate medical care.
Personalize the app
Keep Today useful by showing only the sections you want. These choices do not delete your data.
Body data safety
When signed in through Life, Body uses that account's private backup. Guest data stays separate on this browser.
Checking account...
Saved in this browser. A downloaded backup is needed for another browser or device.
Health records
Health records can include labs, DEXA scans, blood pressure, glucose/A1c, lipids, thyroid, iron, vitamin D, weight, and body-composition data if the user chooses to track them.
Optional module
Your weight or body-composition data can still be available under Health → Health records & trends, but it will not show on Today or drive suggestions unless you opt in. You can change this anytime.
Non-scale anchor
It can track improvement in sleep, nutrition consistency, care routines, capacity fit, symptoms, labs, or other goals you choose. Hide it anytime, especially during crisis, flare, or recovery mode.
Optional check-in
These help the app estimate context for food and movement suggestions. They are not diagnosis, appearance goals, or moral scores.
Turning this off hides weight-focused modules; it does not delete records. In a production app, users should also be able to delete weight data entirely.
Usually reviewed weekly
Choose a few areas. These guide suggestions and Review; they do not remain as a large card on the daily Life screen.
Health safety
For very abnormal heart rate, oxygen, blood pressure, severe symptoms, or dangerous labs, the app should avoid diagnosis and help you decide the next safe action.
Why this?
Fast capture
Choose one quick route. The next step adapts only if more detail would help.
Water
0 of 80 oz logged today
Follow-up
Severe, sudden, or urgent symptoms should use appropriate medical care, not app tracking.
Medication setup
Prescription scanning is not active in this prototype. Do not use it to create or change a medication schedule.
AI can misread medication labels. A future flow must require comparison with the prescription label and pharmacist or clinician clarification when anything is uncertain.
No extraction
This state must stay empty until a real image has been processed and every important value has been reviewed.
Medication check-in
This appears only after the scheduled time when dose prompts are turned on and the dose has not been logged.
Follow your prescription label or clinician instructions. If you are unsure, check with your doctor or pharmacist.