Case study · Mobile app

HERA: training, nutrition and lifestyle synced to the body

A cycle-tracking companion that turns phase data into daily guidance — built as a product, not a tracker with a chart.

HERA — interface screenshot

The brief

Cycle apps mostly stop at prediction: here is your next period, here is a calendar. HERA had to go one step further and answer the question users actually have — given where I am in my cycle, what should I do today about training, food and energy?

What we built

A cross-platform app with cycle logging, phase detection and phase-aware guidance, sitting on a Postgres backend with strict per-user data isolation — non-negotiable for health data.

Because this is sensitive data, the account layer includes full in-app account deletion that really deletes: a privileged database function removes the user and every row attached to them, which is also what the App Store now requires.

  • Cycle logging with phase detection and daily guidance
  • Health-grade data isolation, per user, at the database level
  • In-app account deletion that hard-deletes all user data
  • Separate marketing landing page and in-app web build
  • iOS and Android submissions, including review corrections

The detail most builds skip

Privacy plumbing is invisible in a screenshot and decisive in review. HERA was rejected once for missing account deletion, which was designed, built and re-submitted inside the same week. Shipping means getting through that, not stopping at a beautiful build.

Stack

  • React Native
  • Expo
  • Supabase
  • Postgres
  • Vercel
  • App Store
  • Google Play
Proof of work

Shipped, not mocked up

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