Uluru: The Pain Tracking App Holistic Design for Healing

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Author
Haralambides, Kaylan
Keyword
First Reader Warren Lehrer
Senior Project
Semester Fall 2019
Readers/Advisors
Lehrer, Warren
Term and Year
Fall 2019
Date Published
2019

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http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12648/13267
Abstract
Inspired by my mother who suffers from chronic migraines, this senior project is an attempt to design an app that can be used as a tool in the healing process and improve the daily life of users. Uluru is an app that not only tracks pain, but possible sources, triggers and trends over time. Unlike other tracking apps, Uluru offers multi-channel tracking capabilities. The user can log their daily food intake, stress factors, and discovered triggers all while connecting to FitBit and Apple watch for heart rate, step, and calorie data. Born from the needs of a single individual, this app evolved into the ultimate pain tracker. With daily reminders, statistic overviews, and expansive data collection, this app stands alone as a tool in the healing process.
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