Low-friction interaction
Design work around reducing effort and avoiding unnecessary pressure in a personal check-in flow.
Private Android prototype
Project note for a small Android prototype exploring simple personal check-ins, careful wording and low-friction interface design.
Salience is presented here as a private prototype and project note, not as a clinical product, treatment tool, public service or app-store release.
The current useful evidence is the app-package work and the design direction: lower-friction check-ins, local-first thinking, clear interface language and careful avoidance of pressure or streak-style behaviour.
Interface evidence
Two Android test states showing the home flow before and after a daily check-in. These are prototype screenshots, not evidence of clinical outcomes.
Design work around reducing effort and avoiding unnecessary pressure in a personal check-in flow.
Project framing keeps sensitive-health language conservative and avoids unsupported outcome claims.
APK and checksum assets exist for controlled testing while public indexable pages keep claims separate from download files.