Fawnwell
开发中A family health journal for you and the people you care about
What it is
Fawnwell is a family health recording tool: temperature, symptoms, cycles, digestion — everyday metrics that live in one ongoing journal per person, not just when someone falls ill.
Getting sick is still a first-class scenario: visit-summary PDFs, an emergency card, a medicine cabinet, and medication plans are ready when it matters. Data is local-first — every record stays on your device and your own iCloud.
It records and presents information only; it never diagnoses or suggests medication. You confirm this on first launch, and every exported PDF report carries the same line.
Who it’s for
- Family members caring for elders or children — everyone has their own constitution, allergies, and medication reactions
- People with chronic conditions or long-term medication who need to give doctors the full story
- Anyone who wants to keep track of which illness, which symptoms, which medicine, and how it worked
Key features
- Family profiles: a health profile per member — allergies (incl. anaphylaxis), medication intolerances, chronic conditions, surgeries, family history, long-term meds
- Journals: records organized by episode — temperature, blood pressure, heart rate, SpO2, glucose, symptoms, medication, photos, and voice, with reference ranges colour-coded automatically
- Visit summaries: one-tap PDFs — background, summary, metric curves, medication details, voice transcripts, and photos as you choose; CSV too
- Emergency card: allergies, anaphylaxis history, and emergency contacts on one page for the ER
- Medicine cabinet & plans: drug records, expiry reminders, dose check-ins, remaining-supply estimates
- Voice notes & OCR: speak to record (live transcription); snap a pill box to create an entry
- HealthKit import: bring data from the system Health app into your journals
Why I built it
Three questions doctors ask most: “Any drug allergies?” “What has he taken before, and how did it go?” “How has the temperature been trending?” The answers usually sit in chat threads, photo albums, and memory. And the fact that some medicines simply don’t work for some people — hospitals have no record of that.
Fawnwell turns it all into a family journal you can fill in a tap and show in a second. The deer in the name is a wish for 平安 (peace): clear records mean less panic.