Lung Logger

Lung Logger is a straightforward health-tracking app built by a double lung transplant patient to help people monitor lung function and recovery at home. It centralizes daily measurements—like FEV1 and peak expiratory flow—alongside basic vitals so users can spot trends over time and share clear reports with their care team. Whether you're managing chronic lung disease, awaiting transplant, or recovering after surgery, Lung Logger helps you log consistent data, visualize changes with charts, and export PDFs or spreadsheets to support discussions with clinicians.

Key Features

⭐ Record FEV1 and Peak Expiratory Flow (PEF) to track lung function over time.

⭐ Log blood pressure, heart rate, weight and temperature alongside respiratory measures.

⭐ Track exercise activity and daily notes to provide context for changes in readings.

⭐ Clear charts and trend lines make it easy to spot improvements or declines early.

⭐ Export data as PDF or spreadsheet to share concise reports with your care team.

Advantages

✅ Keeps all lung health measurements organized in one place for easier review.

✅ Visual trend lines and charts help detect patterns and inform decisions sooner.

✅ Makes it simple to prepare and send clear reports to clinicians for faster review.

✅ Built with patient experience in mind—Lung Logger focuses on practical daily monitoring needs.

Disadvantages

❎ Not a diagnostic tool; data is intended to support conversations with healthcare providers rather than replace medical advice.

❎ Relies on regular measurement and user entry of values to build useful trends.

❎ Primarily focused on lung-related metrics and basic vitals rather than full medical record management.

Development Team

Lung Logger was created by a double lung transplant patient and designed from firsthand experience of the daily monitoring needs people face after transplant or while managing chronic lung disease.