I designed and developed
Pilliox
Medical Calendar App
Pilliox is a health tracking app designed to help users manage medications, health values, and personal notes in one clear calendar-based interface. The idea was to create a flexible tool for people who need to track not only daily pills, but also irregular medication, health measurements like INR, symptoms, and other important health events.
Client
Me
Stack
Figma Supabase Tailwind CSS i18n Claude Code Capacitor Vite
Industries
Healthcare
Date
2026
The main challenge was designing a system that feels simple, but can handle many different use cases. Medication tracking is rarely “one-size-fits-all”. Some users take pills every day, others every two or three days, and some only take medication when needed. I also needed to make health data easy to scan without turning the app into a heavy medical dashboard.
The goal was to create a clean and approachable product that helps users quickly understand what happened on a specific day. The app needed to support medication reminders, custom health values, notes, tags, and color-coded entries, while keeping the interface easy enough for everyday use.
I designed Pilliox around a calendar-first experience. Each day works as a small health timeline where users can add medication, values, and notes. Instead of forcing users into strict categories, the system allows flexible entries such as daily pills, ad-hoc medication, INR values, or personal observations.
The UI uses clear spacing, soft visual hierarchy, and color coding to make important information visible at a glance. The product structure was also planned with future mobile usage in mind, so the interface could later be adapted for iOS and Android using Capacitor.
The project became a strong product concept with a scalable UX structure and a realistic technical direction using React, Supabase, Tailwind, and Capacitor. It helped define not only the user interface, but also the product roadmap, monetization ideas, and early marketing strategy.