Complete guide for User to use health tracking features
Welcome to Stilly. Stilly is a structured personal logging app that allows users to record daily entries, review trends, and export their data. This guide outlines the main features to assist with the review process.
Start by familiarizing yourself with the main dashboard and navigation.
The Home screen displays a summary of the selected measurement type. Tap different category icons (BP, Sugar, Weight, Body) to switch between metrics and confirm that the displayed values update accordingly.
Test the blood pressure input flow using the BP card.
The app displays informational reference categories (e.g., Optimal, Normal, High-normal, Elevated) to provide context for recorded values. These ranges are for reference only and do not constitute medical advice.
Test the media attachment feature when entering a blood pressure reading..
All media files are stored locally on the device.No media is uploaded or transmitted to external servers.
Mini charts appear automatically once at least two records are entered.
These charts update automatically when new records are saved.
Navigate through blood pressure records using the calendar view.
The calendar allows reviewers to access historical records by date. Only dates with saved readings are highlighted.
Test the note feature when entering or editing a blood pressure record.
Users can attach contextual tags and optional notes to each record. These notes are stored locally and linked to the corresponding entry.
Test the blood glucose logging feature.
The app displays informational reference ranges for fasting and post-meal readings. These ranges are provided for general reference only and do not constitute medical advice.
Review the most recent blood glucose reading from the Home screen.
The Home screen shows the most recent saved glucose entry. This section updates automatically when a new reading is recorded.
Test the body temperature logging feature.
Temperature entries are recorded manually and stored locally. Reference information, if displayed, is provided for general context only.
Test the blood oxygen logging feature.
SpO₂ values are manually entered by the user. Any reference information shown in the app is provided for general context only and does not constitute medical advice.
Test the weight logging feature and automatic BMI calculation.
To modify height:
BMI is calculated automatically using the recorded weight and the current height setting. Height can be adjusted by tapping the value displayed at the top of the screen.
Reference categories, if displayed, are provided for general context only.
Test the body measurement tracking feature.
The Body section allows users to manually record measurements such as chest, waist, and hip circumference. All entries are stored locally and can be reviewed over time.
Explore chart visualizations for recorded measurements.
The chart view displays recorded values over time. Time ranges and measurement filters can be adjusted for review.
Review all measurements in list format.
If no records have been saved, the list view will display an empty state.
The list view displays all saved entries for the selected measurement type. If no data is available, a blank state is shown until records are added.
Test the data export functionality.
Export files are generated locally on the device. No data is transmitted to external servers during the export process.
After tapping Export Data, the export configuration screen will appear.
The export screen allows selection of date range and file format. Generated files reflect only the selected data.
Review the generated PDF and share it if needed.
The preview screen displays the generated export file before sharing. Files are created locally and can be shared using the system share menu.
Use the iOS share sheet to distribute the exported file.
The sharing process is handled by the iOS system share interface.
The app uses the standard iOS share sheet to handle file distribution. Available options depend on the apps installed on the device.
Explore account information and app settings.
The Account page provides access to profile settings, feature controls, and purchase status. Changes made in this section update the app configuration.
Manage profile settings and support multiple users.
Each profile maintains its own measurement records and settings.
Height and other profile information are used for calculations such as BMI.
The app supports multiple profiles. All profile data is stored locally on the device and separated by profile. Profile information is optional and used for calculations and exports when applicable.
Test the appearance customization options.
The Appearance section allows users to select different color themes. The app also supports system-based theme selection (Auto).
Test the multi-language support feature.
The app supports multiple languages. Language changes are applied instantly within the interface.
Control which measurement tools are shown and adjust their display order.
Changes take effect immediately.
The Tools section allows users to customize which measurement categories are visible in the app.