Private by design · works offline

Better habits start with better records.

HealthWizard is a personal medication reminder and health tracking app. Plan a routine, record what happened, and keep a reliable health history close at hand—even without an internet connection. Insulin and glucose tools are optional.

Android-first Local-first data Currently in active development

HealthWizard
Available offline

Your day

Today’s care plan

Morning medication Scheduled routine · 08:00 Recorded
Next medication Reminder ready · 12:30 Upcoming
Glucose log Optional diabetes tracking Optional
Today’s adherence On track
Data status Saved locally

One app, your routine

Medication support for anyone. Deeper diabetes tools when needed.

HealthWizard starts with the everyday essentials: schedules, reminders, clear records, and an easy view of what is next. Users opt into only the health areas that are relevant to them.

Plan medication routines

Organise medicines, dose times, schedules, and insulin plans in one place.

Remember what is next

Receive device reminders and see upcoming, overdue, taken, missed, delayed, and partial doses.

Keep a useful timeline

Bring schedules, medication records, insulin doses, and glucose entries into a chronological daily view.

Enable diabetes tracking

Optionally record insulin, glucose readings, measurement context, symptoms, targets, and notes.

Prepare before stock runs low

Track medicine and diabetes supplies, low-stock thresholds, and refill needs.

See patterns clearly

Review adherence, missed doses, glucose ranges, and structured summaries for informed healthcare conversations.

Offline-first by design

Your phone does not wait for the network.

Every mobile action is committed to the encrypted on-device database first. Connectivity adds continuity; it is never a requirement for recording a dose or reading.

1

Record locally

Schedules, doses, and readings are immediately stored on the device, including in airplane mode or during an outage.

2

Synchronise safely

When an account and connection are available, background sync securely reconciles pending changes without blocking the app.

3

Continue across devices

Owner-scoped server storage enables multi-device continuity and clean-device restore while keeping conflicts explicit.

Privacy and safety boundaries

Records and reminders—not medical decisions.

HealthWizard helps users capture and understand their own information. It does not diagnose, prescribe, or recommend a dose, and it does not replace a qualified healthcare professional.

  • ✓ Encrypted health data on the device
  • ✓ Secure token and key storage
  • ✓ Owner-scoped synchronised records
  • ✓ Explicit consent before sharing or export
  • ✓ Clinical values excluded from diagnostic logs

The supporting platform

Secure continuity beyond one device.

The Go and PostgreSQL server supports the mobile experience without becoming a dependency for day-to-day recording.

AUTH

Accounts and sessions

Registration, authentication, per-device sessions, and row/column security.

SYNC

Idempotent sync

Bounded push, cursor-based pull, tombstones, and explicit conflict handling.

RESTORE

Consistent snapshots

Clean-device restoration from a transactionally consistent account snapshot.

BACKUP

Protected recovery

Backup and recovery safeguards independent from everyday synchronisation.

Product direction

Built from a focused mobile core.

HealthWizard begins with medication and insulin support, then grows into broader personal health and consent-based care coordination. Professional portals are later-stage work.

Phase 1

Insulin core

Profiles, schedules, dose and glucose logs, reminders, timeline, and sync.

Phase 2

Diabetes support

Carbs, reports, stock and refills, caregiver sharing, and exports.

Phase 3

General medicine

Symptoms, vitals, appointments, documents, and care coordination.

Phase 4

Full platform

Administration and consent-based doctor, pharmacy, insurer, and hospital tools.

HealthWizard is under active development. This page describes the intended product and is not a public-release or clinical-readiness claim.