FT—EXP—04 / Design brief
Private health tracking
A little more clarity in your everyday. Keep your routines, observations and personal health records together, in a space that feels like yours.
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A closer perspective
An imagined muscle-cell interior. Artistic illustration.
01 / A day with BAYSE
From a passing thought to a clearer picture. Choose a moment to see how the experience comes together.
Mood, stress, focus and connection. Record what matters; leave the rest blank.
In the app, Home also opens sleep, movement, symptoms, hydration, routines, lab results and your own observations. A check-in does not require a tracked routine.
Explore dated observations, choose a time range and correct an entry while keeping its original version.
The app shows individual histories, not an overall health score. Unrecorded days stay unknown.
Short guides make the details approachable. Sources and limitations stay close by.
Look for who was studied, what was measured and what the result cannot tell you. A useful summary makes those limits easy to find.
Interface example · not a research citationPublished summaries still await independent clinical review.
Clear choices, in familiar places. Open a choice to see how it works.
Export to an open format or a readable summary. A fresh sign-in protects the action; downloaded files are outside the app’s protection.
Account deletion removes your records and your sign-in. This preview cannot change or delete an account.
A hands-on design preview. No account, health information or saved data is used here.
02 / The identity
One starting point. A line that carries on. An orange mark for something you recorded.
The Baseline Mark is three strokes. A vertical stem is the origin: the day you started keeping a record. A horizontal line is the baseline running forward from it. One orange stroke crosses the line: a single recorded event. The line carries on past it, because the record does.
Shown with no context it should read as measurement, never as medicine. There is no cross, no capsule, no device and no letter in the mark, and the name says nothing about what a person keeps in it. That neutrality is part of the privacy design, not a style choice.
The palette
Orange has one meaning: this is recorded, current or selected. It marks an event on the timeline, the active control, the end of a trend line. Orange never means danger, abnormal or high. Safety has its own colours, and they never appear without a border and a plain word beside them.
The feel
Baseline
Wordmark and display. Uppercase, tracked .14–.18em. Plain geometric capitals; nothing hidden in the letters.
08:40 · A new day
Every number, date and unit. Figures line up in columns so a change is visible before it is read.
Entered by you
Micro labels and provenance. Small, uppercase, quiet. They say where a value came from.
The opening journey. A slow passage across a cellular boundary and between muscle fibres brings the brand to life. Pearl, graphite and restrained orange light echo the interface. This is an imagined interior, with no medication model or claim about a treatment effect. Motion can be paused, stops off screen, and begins still when reduced motion is preferred.
The pulse. One signature motion: an orange marker lands on the baseline and a single thin ring travels outward over 1.1 seconds, then the date settles beneath it. It plays when a record is saved. No confetti, no bounce, no streaks, no rewards. People who prefer reduced motion get none.
03 / The thinking
A place to remember, notice patterns and arrive at a conversation better prepared. The small details below keep that experience clear and trustworthy.
Make mental wellbeing as easy to record as physical wellbeing: mood, stress, focus and connection alongside rest, energy, movement, symptoms, hydration and personal observations. Start anywhere from Home; every check-in is optional and needs no tracked routine.
BAYSE does not diagnose, choose a treatment, suggest starting or stopping anything, or work out an amount for anyone. It does not add up what you take and judge it. It never turns a missing entry into a fact, intake into a body measurement, or two things happening together into cause and effect.
Behind the experience
Explore an idea, then follow it back to its source. Uncertainty stays visible. Summaries still await independent clinical review.
Every piece of reference information passes through one gate before it can appear. The gate is ordinary deterministic code, not a language model. A statement is shown only when it carries an identifier, the exact wording the source supports, a working link to that source, the kind of source, the population it applies to, its date, its limitations, a version and a date by which it must be checked again.
Anything that fails is replaced on screen by two words: RESEARCH REQUIRED. Every statement that passes has a View evidence sheet showing all of the above. Wording that promises outcomes or tells a person what to do is rejected automatically, and the build fails if an unsupported statement slips in.
Badges are monochrome. A source type is a description, not a score. Today's summaries are source-checked with AI assistance and have not been independently reviewed by a named clinician; the product says this on every sheet rather than implying otherwise.
Behind the experience
Keep the story behind each entry. Corrections remain connected to the original, and private details stay discreet.
Each record carries a small label: entered by you, copied from a label, from a lab report. A lab value keeps the unit and reference range printed on the report. BAYSE does not convert lab values or supply a range of its own.
A correction is a new version linked to the one before it. The history stays traceable, and the person can see what changed and when.
If a person records a symptom on a short fixed list of warning signs, one plain screen appears first: contact emergency services or your clinician. It names no cause and offers no assessment. Then the record is saved as entered.
The browser title is only the name. Reminders read "Check-in available". A discreet mode hides item names until tapped and hides the screen after a minute of inactivity.
Other members cannot see your records, BAYSE’s operator can access them, and you can export your data or delete your account at any time.
04 / Taking shape
Explore what is built and what could come next. Open any card for the details, including what still needs review.
A place for how you feel, not just what you measure.
Find it in Home → Mind & mood
Optional mood, stress, focus and connection check-ins. Keep a private note without adding a routine. These are personal observations, not a diagnosis or a scored assessment.
Sleep, energy, activity and rest days belong together.
Find it in Home → Sleep & energy or Movement & recovery
Record hours slept, sleep quality, energy, physical comfort, activity and minutes. A rest day and your own recovery observation can be recorded; unanswered fields stay blank.
Keep water, drinks and fluid amounts in view.
Find it in Home → Hydration
Log drinks, use a bottle amount and revisit your history. Optional targets are entered by you or recorded from your clinician; BAYSE does not invent a fluid target. Fluid intake stays separate from blood results.
Symptoms, measurements and lab results keep their detail.
Find it in Home → Symptoms & body or Labs & measurements
Record symptoms, body measurements, blood pressure, heart rate and temperature. Lab results keep the units, ranges and source you report. The urgent-symptom screen offers no diagnosis or assessment.
Track an observation that does not fit a preset.
Find it in Home → Your own observations
Add up to eight named values with your own units, or write a private note. Custom observations have individual histories. Different units stay separate, even when the labels match.
Multiple entries, flexible schedules and visible reminders.
Find it in Home → My therapies and the current intake list
Each routine has its own edit and log controls, repeating schedule and dated taken, missed or skipped history. Snooze an in-app reminder for 15 minutes, one hour or four hours, or show it now. Snoozing never changes the recorded amount or schedule; it does not notify you while the app is closed.
Search your history and follow one observation at a time.
Find it in Timeline and Trends → Whole health
Choose a preset period or inclusive custom dates. View dated plots and readable values without an overall health score. Correct check-ins, entries, measurements, symptoms, lab results or notes while preserving the original. An absent entry is never counted as taken, missed or skipped.
A current list, exact labels and repeated ingredients.
Find it in the current intake list
Keep product labels, supplied strengths and source information together. Repeated nutrients can be highlighted. Reference coverage currently includes 16 nutrient families; missing references are identified. This does not check interactions or establish that a combination is appropriate.
Source-linked reading, with the limits kept close.
Find it in Learn
Reference statements pass the evidence gate and link back to their sources. Published health summaries are pending independent clinical review. Source checking is not the same as clinical review; incomplete coverage remains visible.
A separate feature that is still pending.
Authoritative data and review required
Checking recorded items against one another needs authoritative, appropriately licensed source data, exact product coverage and independent clinical review. It is not enabled in the current list.
Personal records do not become a model of your body.
Not enabled
Numerical estimates of what remains in the body require validated inputs, a validated model and clinical review. The present experience records observations and schedules without generating those estimates.
Device imports, sharing and background notifications.
Not enabled
Connected imports need provider integration, consent and clear handling of conflicting records. Sharing and background push each need their own service and privacy controls. In-app reminders and calendar export are available; they are not background push notifications.