About
Caring for a child with dystautonomia (POTS) is difficult and I needed a better way to build a data profile.
I’m building MyPotsTracker because I know firsthand how overwhelming it can feel to manage a child’s POTS symptoms without a clear way to track what’s happening day to day. As a parent and a builder, I needed a tool that made my life a little easier – not more complicated. My hope is to give people living or caring for a loved one with with POTS, a simple, organized way to capture symptoms, notice patterns, and communicate with confidence.
My intent is not just to create another app, but to offer something meaningful- a tool that’s accessible, always up to date, and designed with empathy for the real challenges parents and families face.
MyPotsTracker is my way of turning experience into something useful – something that helps others, supported, and more in control of their health journey.
No bloat. No noise. Just fast, dependable symptom logging.
MyPotsTracker isn’t meant to impress you with visuals or fancy features. It’s built to be dependable, simple, and easy to use.
History of MyPotsTracker
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MyPotsTracker Launches Website
With the production-ready tracking application already built, deployed, and running on a secure Supabase backend, the official marketing website was launched to support it. This gave parents and caregivers a clear, dedicated gateway to the platform. By introducing the marketing site and establishing a community presence on Facebook, we made it easier for families to transition away from fragmented, manual logs and start utilizing a fast, dependable, and already-active logging utility.
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New Logo and Visual Identity for MyPotsTracker
(Refining the Identity): Released our streamlined new visual identity. The droplet represents essential hydration, the pulse line tracks your body’s daily signals, and the rising bar graph represents turning chaotic daily logs into structured, clean data trends.