You can choose more than one stage.
Someone who is breastfeeding and in the postpartum period, for example, chooses both, instead of one replacing the other.
A nutrition app concept that starts by asking which stage of life the person is in.
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(opens in a new window)The next step for RDS, my first client. Many nutrition apps treat every body the same way; this one starts from a different question: which stage are you in right now? The menstrual cycle, pregnancy, the postpartum period, breastfeeding or menopause change what makes sense to eat.
Someone who is breastfeeding and in the postpartum period, for example, chooses both, instead of one replacing the other.
On the landing page, the person tries the selector instead of reading a list of features.
The language is informal and talks about everyday life, with no nutrition jargon.
The app handles health data, which the Swiss Federal Act on Data Protection treats as sensitive. That is why the accounts and the records live in Supabase, with row-level security (RLS) active on every table of the app, so that each piece of data only reaches the people allowed to see it.
Not yet at a public address. I can show you the project in a conversation.
Ask to see itTell me what you use today and what you would like to simplify. I'll explain what I'd recommend and what the project would include.