BioHub
A native iOS health app that helps users make sense of their health data — surfacing insights from numbers that are otherwise hard to interpret.
Problem
Health data from devices and lab results is increasingly available, but most people don't know what their numbers mean. Apple Health stores a wealth of data, but the raw values lack context — what's normal? What's changing? What should I pay attention to?
BioHub bridges that gap: it takes health data and presents it in a way that's understandable and actionable.
My role
- Sole developer — architecture, UI, data layer, and deployment
- Designed the data visualization approach to make health metrics intuitive
- Built natively with Swift and SwiftUI for the best possible iOS experience
Key technical decisions
Health data on iOS means deep HealthKit integration. Going native gave direct access to Apple's health frameworks and ensured the UI felt like a first-class iOS citizen — something cross-platform tools struggle with for this kind of data-rich app.
Rather than showing every possible metric, BioHub focuses on surfacing the data that matters most and presenting it with enough context to be useful. Less data, better understanding.