I built a PD tracker because AirTable was too slow

My first iOS app is live on the App Store: dialysisPal. It’s a peritoneal dialysis tracker. Open it, enter UF, weight, blood pressure, pulse, done. Twice a day, seconds each time. Charts show the long-term trends, and one tap exports a PDF for your nephrologist. I built it because Airtable was too slow. I started it in June last year with Claude Code. I’d never written a line of Swift; Python was all I knew.

Classis was planned with first class support for Codeberg and Forgejo projects. Due to their anti-AI stance said support has now been removed in favour of Gitea forges. Also I am moving my repositories away from Codeberg to my own self-hosted Gitea forge.

Fighting with low blood pressure episodes lately. Probably heat related. Definitely not fun.

I recently canceled my Feedbin subscription. I love the service. It has been running flawlessly for years. But I recently realised that this „you need a RSS syncing service“ mentality makes zero sense for me. I read my RSS feeds purely on my iPhone. So what do I need sync for I wonder?

I just had my Hermes Agent run a surprisingly fun space adventure session for me. Really helped distract me from my hospital „cell“.

At the hospital for the sixth day now. While I felt bad on day one and day two, I’ve been fine since day three. Meaning I am now bored beyond belief and have two more days to go. WiFi won’t work and my data cap kicked in two days ago. Please somebody send help!