Every day
Simple entries build a history between appointments.
A personal heart failure diary
Novo Coração is being developed so adults can manually enter age, weight, blood pressure and heart rate, review their own history and create a quantitative report for a healthcare professional of their choice.
Availability
Institutional illustration · no personal data
The challenge
Weight, blood pressure and heart rate can become scattered across papers and apps. A simple diary helps bring user-entered values into a more organized care conversation.
Simple entries build a history between appointments.
History brings together entered values without classifying risk or normality.
Organized reports can support authorized sharing.
MVP scope
Prototype screenshots were removed from this page. The illustrations use only the brand; the descriptions present the intended functional scope.
Local profile
Age and weight entered manually, with no photo, ID document or device integration.
What the app organizes
Each module aims to make entry easier while preserving the context needed to read information over time.
Age, weight, blood pressure and heart rate entered manually.
Health entries and history remain on the device in the launch design.
Values, units and dates organized by period without clinical interpretation.
Correction, local deletion, export and sharing initiated by the person.
How it works
People enter age, weight, blood pressure and heart rate in a few steps.
Health entries remain on the device and are organized by period.
The quantitative report reproduces values and dates without classification.
People choose whether, when and with which professional to share.
Transparency from the start
Local storage, backups, SDKs and network traffic must still be proven in the mobile build before release.
| Information | Where it stays | MVP use |
|---|---|---|
| Email and account | Authentication server | Create, protect and delete the account |
| Age and weight | Only on the device | Build the profile and report |
| Blood pressure | Only on the device | Quantitative entry by date and time |
| Heart rate | Only on the device | Quantitative entry by date and time |
| History and report | On the device until sharing | Organize user-entered values |
Clinical safety & responsibility
The app does not measure, validate or interpret values and does not recommend actions.
Seek immediate help in an emergency. In Brazil, call 192.
The launch is designed to keep health entries on the device.
The first release will not include automatic comparison, normality/risk classification or recommendations. Any such feature will require prior validation and regulatory assessment.
Science & leadership
Founder and clinical-scientific lead of Novo Coração
A physician trained at UEPA, with specialist training in Clinical Cardiology and Heart Failure at InCor/HCFMUSP and an Echocardiography fellowship at Einstein. Her work connects care, hospital practice, science and teaching.
Learn about Dr. Luana’s journeyFrequently asked questions
Not yet. The app is in development. Official App Store and Google Play links will be posted here once available.
No. It is intended to organize and support information, not replace assessment, diagnosis, prescription or treatment.
No. It is not an emergency channel and does not guarantee continuous monitoring. In an emergency in Brazil, seek immediate care or call 192.
The MVP design keeps health entries on the device and sends only minimum account data to a server. This will be audited in the build before release and described in the Policy.
In development
Follow the project as it evolves. Official app links will appear on this site after publication.