Timeline · Platform
One life. One timeline. One context.
Not a screen called Timeline. The foundation the whole product is built on: everything that happens to a family, on one private line, so relationships can finally be seen.
Why one line
A short night, a missed appointment and a low score are three facts in three apps. Nobody can do that maths at three in the morning. On one line they are a pattern, and a pattern is something a person can act on.
The timeline is not a screen. It is the data model the whole product is built on: every event about a family, on one private line, so that relationships between events can finally be seen.
What one line can hold
Sleep, mood, energy, recovery, cycle, pregnancy, symptoms, medication, appointments, life events, the baby's sleep and feeding, milestones, a partner's support, stress, documents, family history.
Why it matters
Nobody can do that maths at three in the morning. A short night, a missed appointment and a low score are three facts in three apps. On one line they are a pattern.
Emotional, not clinical
It reads like a life, not a dashboard. Days have names. Weeks have shapes. Hard stretches are visible as stretches, and so are the ones that got better.
Real screens from the iOS app.
How it works
How it works
- 01Everything is an event
A check-in, a night of sleep, a period, an appointment, a request for help. Each is a dated event on the same line, owned by the person it is about.
- 02Days get shapes
History shows the last days and weeks as a line, not a table. Hard stretches are visible as stretches, and so are the ones that got better.
- 03Changes get explained
When the score or the focus moves, What Changed says why in one sentence, from the events around it.
- 04Chapters share the line
Planning, pregnancy, postpartum and the baby's first year are chapters of one timeline, not four apps.
Facts
- Status
- A maternal timeline with history, trends and What Changed exists today. The universal family timeline is the direction everything grows toward.
- Ownership
- Every event belongs to one person. Family events are separate from personal ones at the database level.
- What it can hold
- Sleep, mood, energy, recovery, cycle, pregnancy, symptoms, medication, appointments, life events, the baby's sleep and feeding, milestones, a partner's support, documents.
- Emotional, not clinical
- It reads like a life. Days have names. Weeks have shapes.
What the Timeline is not
- Not a dashboard of charts.
- Not a shared family feed. Sharing is per role and per person.
- Not a clinical record. That is a future chapter, in her hands.