Project brief
NeuroMetric is a self-tracking instrument for running short cognitive task sessions, saving baseline history, and reviewing trends over time without making medical claims or clinical conclusions.
Audience: People who want structured self-tracking routines, builders exploring instrument-style UX, and portfolio reviewers assessing local-first data handling.
What it does
NeuroMetric runs short task sessions, stores results locally by default, and provides a structured timeline so users can review their own baseline history instead of relying on memory or scattered notes.
Safety and limitations
This is not medical advice, not a diagnostic tool, and not a clinical assessment. It does not claim to measure health outcomes. It is a personal self-tracking instrument for routines and baseline awareness.
How MDP uses it
This project demonstrates instrument-style UX, local-first storage, explicit data boundaries, and a calm interface that prioritizes clarity over hype.