SteadyState Vital Logs

Your health. Your data. No exceptions.
Managing a chronic condition means keeping track of a lot — medications and schedules, lab results that need watching, appointments with specialists you see every few months. Most health apps want your data. SteadyState keeps it where it belongs: on your device, private, and entirely under your control.

What SteadyState tracks:
Medications — Add your medications, set daily or weekly schedules, and get reminders when it's time to take them. One notification per time slot, never a flood of alerts. Set an end date for short courses and the app archives them automatically when the course is done.
Appointments — Log every visit with your provider and doctor. Take notes during the appointment in a clean full-screen editor. Review past visits by year. Never lose track of what was said, what was changed, or what comes next.
Lab Work — Enter your results and watch your trends over time. Each analyte builds its own history chart the moment you have two readings. Reference ranges show visually where your values sit — within range, above, or below. Lab test names follow international LOINC standards so your history stays consistent no matter how you type them.

Built around privacy:
SteadyState does not connect to your doctor, your pharmacy, your insurance, or any third party. It does not have a server. It does not have an account. It does not transmit your health data anywhere.
The only outbound requests the app makes are anonymous read-only lookups against the US National Library of Medicine — for medication name suggestions and dose information. No personal data is ever included in these requests.
All your information lives in the app's private storage on your iPhone, encrypted by iOS hardware encryption whenever your device is locked. If you delete the app, your data is gone. No copies. No backups on someone else's server.
iCloud backup is available as an opt-in choice during setup — you decide.

Designed for the long game:
SteadyState is not a wellness app. It is not for people tracking steps or water intake. It is for people who are in it for the long haul — managing medications that don't change, watching lab numbers that need to stay in range, and building a private record of their care over time.
The name reflects the goal. Not a cure. Not a crisis. Just steady.