Yamma · Build log

Building from the record outward.

Manual records are the starting point. Here is what exists in the prototype and where the product goes next.

Updated 10 October 2026

The current Android prototype.

Implemented prototype functions Enter a symptom, review and confirm it, save it locally, and return to the diary.

Manual entry
Onset, body area, symptom type, intensity, duration, and notes, with user confirmation before saving.
Encrypted storage
Saved symptom records stay in an encrypted database on the Android device.
Diary
Entries are grouped by the local recording date, with the highest recorded intensity per date, body area, and symptom type. The onset date is a separate field.

From planning to a public project.

  1. Product planning

    The first Yamma plan and before, during, and after-visit journey take shape.

  2. Android record prototype

    Manual symptom entry, encrypted on-device storage, and a diary establish the record-keeping foundation.

  3. FluBioscience and flu-bio.com

    A business brand and public website provide a place to share the product, free resources, and development plans.

Six screens, one visit journey.

UI design concepts
The record, care navigation, visit summary, prescription review, medication schedule, and calendar are shown together in the product gallery.

What comes next.

Planned work covers conversation-based entry, factual visit summaries, prescription review, medication records, and an integrated health calendar. Product feedback will focus on record entry, readability, and usefulness before a follow-up visit.

The proposed Visit Pack and separate Claude evaluation plan set out the business and development questions we intend to test.