Alma - symptom tracker and insights | Mobile app.
Rajaraman Arumugam
Track what you feel. See what connects.
Perimenopause symptoms don't follow a schedule. Hot flashes at 2pm on a Tuesday. Brain fog that lasts four days, then vanishes. Sleep that breaks apart without warning.
Alma turns that chaos into signal. Three screens, three moments in the user's day: checking today's score, logging symptoms as they happen, and reviewing what the week actually looked like.
The screens
Screen one is the daily check-in. A ring chart shows how you're doing today, pulled from last night's sleep and this morning's log. No manual scoring. The number earns itself.
Screen two is the symptom logger. Tile grid, single select. Hot flashes, brain fog, joint pain, mood shifts. Tap what you feel. One accent fill on the selected tile, everything else stays quiet.
Screen three is the weekly heatmap. Seven days of data rendered row by row. The pattern becomes visible in seconds: your worst days cluster around Tuesday and Thursday. That's not random. Alma surfaces it as a card: "your worst days follow poor sleep by 2 days."
The palette carries across from the landing page. Leather brown for interactive elements, teal for data. No mixing. The constraint forces clarity.
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Posted Sep 26, 2026
Track what you feel. See what connects. Perimenopause symptoms don't follow a schedule. Hot flashes at 2pm on a Tuesday. Brain fog that lasts four days, then vanishes. Sleep that breaks apart without warning. Alma turns that chaos into signal. Three screens, three moments in the user's day: checking today's score, logging symptoms as they happen, and reviewing what the week actually looked like.
