A personal design project exploring what a unified health experience could look like — where weight management, food logging, workout planning, and mood tracking all live in one place, and your smart scale does the heavy lifting.
Most people serious about their health juggle three or four apps — one for weight, one for food, one for workouts, maybe another for water. The switching friction adds up, and context gets lost between them. You can't see how yesterday's workout connects to today's weight, or whether your calorie surplus aligns with your weekly goal.
This project started from a simple question: what would it feel like if all of that lived in one place — and the data flowed together automatically?
Before jumping into design, I took time to analyse what similar apps were already offering. These two in particular stood out — both are apps I've personally used, which made them a natural benchmark for my competitor analysis.
The three core functions in the app — weight management, fitness plan with suggestions and health trends, and logging your daily water consumption and mood as part of your fitness diary. Click any screen to view the design.
This was a concept project — but the design decisions were grounded in real behaviours and genuine gaps in the market. Here's the impact I believe it could drive.