Interactive web application concept

Back To Me

A women’s wellness app concept with flexible daily plans, guided programmes, habits, meal planning and journaling.

Try live demoVersion 1.1.2

Back To Me’s cream-and-pink wellness app displayed on a laptop and phone.

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Back To Me’s cream-and-pink welcome screen beside a preview of its daily plan.

About Back To Me

Back To Me brings small daily routines, personal goals and reflection into one calm space.

Start with a guided programme and choose how much you want to take on today. Adjust the effort, move an action to another day, pause a programme or pick it up again. Completed actions remain part of your record as the plan changes.

The app includes habits and goals, mood and energy check-ins, recipes, meal planning, shopping lists, and a journal for notes, photos and small wins. A searchable library brings together practical routines and short articles, while the progress view reflects what you have recorded.

I designed the cream-and-blush interface with warm plum text, rounded typography and a ribbon logo. The implementation uses React, Next.js and TypeScript, with IndexedDB storage, recoverable journal drafts, an offline fallback and a local content editor.

This is an independent, browser-only concept with fictional sample profiles. Changes are stored locally in a session-scoped workspace. Account flows and reminders are simulated; there is no hosted account service or cross-device sync.

Notes & updates

Building Back To Me
Published 29 October 2026
A women’s wellness app concept built around small daily actions, flexible plans and a softer visual direction.
- Back To Me

Release history

Version 1.1.229 Oct 2026

Fixed

Prevented an enrolment from being marked complete when a member moves an action into the next day while generating that future plan.
Resolved programme duration and completion boundaries from the programme version pinned to the enrolment instead of a later mutable publication.
Replaced empty paused/no-programme placeholders when resuming so Today no longer remains empty after a date change, while preserving recorded actions.
Carried failed workspace mutations into the next serialized write so a later successful save cannot silently discard an earlier failed change.
Made offline note retries reuse one stable pending entry and rolled back failed Complete/Skip changes before reporting “Not saved.”
Awaited IndexedDB persistence for administrator content and member-status changes before showing success.
Cached offline/index.html explicitly for Next.js-hosted and static deployments, and associated the offline note label with its textarea.

Verified

Expanded unit coverage to 22 tests across six files, including future-plan generation, pinned-version durations, and paused placeholder recovery.
Passed all 22 Chromium product journeys, including new move, date-change resume, mutation-retry, admin failure, and offline retry regressions.
Rebuilt the 32-route production app and standalone playground ZIP, then verified the static ZIP under /playground/back-to-me/, its service-worker scope, unrelated-cache preservation, and disconnected deep-route fallback.

Version 1.1.129 Oct 2026

Fixed

Namespaced service-worker caches by deployment path, preserved unrelated same-origin caches during activation, and made notification navigation respect the playground base path.
Scoped journal drafts to the browser workspace and account, restored drafts for existing entries, cleared them with the session, and retained them until IndexedDB storage succeeds.
Changed account and workspace mutations to await durable IndexedDB writes, exposed retryable error feedback, and prevented failed writes from appearing saved.
Kept paused programmes available for resume, stopped finite programmes at completion instead of repeating days, and generated future plans from the programme version pinned to the enrolment.
Locked moved source-day actions, recalculated time-budget warnings after effort changes, and made the UI use the shared effort and shopping helpers covered by tests.
Persisted onboarding steps and values, preselected wins from Today, translated raw action and dietary labels, and corrected the Month progress title.
Summed shared shopping ingredients, added editable and removable meal-plan review, completed goal edit/complete/delete controls, and added missing recipe allergen metadata.
Repaired the offline fallback for uncached deep routes, preserved unsaved offline note text across action changes, and captured the note form before awaiting storage.
Allowed complete from-scratch programmes to publish from current editor values and clarified that movement and dietary preferences do not yet filter content.

Verified

Expanded domain coverage to 18 unit tests and Chromium coverage to 18 product journeys.
Added regressions for failed storage and Retry save, draft isolation, pause and resume, moved actions, onboarding recovery, meal and goal flows, admin reloads, from-scratch publishing, cache ownership, and disconnected deep-route fallback.
Regenerated desktop and mobile evidence and documented passed, failed, and untested checks in docs/QA_REPORT.md.

Version 1.1.028 Oct 2026

Changed

Replaced the editorial cream-and-ink visual system with a warmer cream, blush, and rose palette designed for light mode by default.
Bundled Outfit and DM Sans locally with their OFL licence files and removed the previous serif and fallback typography.
Integrated the supplied ribbon logo across headers, favicons, PWA icons, and the offline shell.
Rebalanced the landing hero around a real Today preview and compacted the sample-account chooser.
Simplified Today's effort, action, secondary-control, check-in, and small-win hierarchy.
Replaced the seven-column plan grid with a compact date strip and selected-day agenda.
Reworked the Library into a bounded card grid, introduced category visuals, and retained full-catalogue search.
Reduced Journal spacing, added image thumbnails, and softened the writing presentation.
Reworked Progress around a weekly strip, actual recorded metrics, an honest starting state, bounded history, and a shorter weekly reflection.
Removed technical implementation language from ordinary member screens while retaining storage, privacy, and offline explanations in Settings.

Verified

Added responsive before/after screenshot evidence across 360, 390, 768, and 1440 pixel widths.
Added explicit light-default and optional dark-mode coverage.

Version 1.0.028 Oct 2026

Added

Browser-only account sessions backed by account-scoped IndexedDB, with salted local password hashes and single-use password-reset links.
Resumable onboarding that turns an intention, available time, interests, and practical preferences into a stable first daily plan.
Six complete guided programmes lasting 7, 14, or 30 days.
Daily plans with three primary actions, Bare minimum / Steady / More today variants, completion, undo, skip, effort changes, and cross-day moves.
Personal habits with weekly targets or selected weekdays, plus goals and milestones.
Optional mood, energy, sleep, restfulness, tags, and notes in daily check-ins.
Private journal entries with local drafts, search, favourites, wins, private images, export, and deletion.
A content library containing 73 activities, 18 recipes, 12 articles, and 20 detailed routines, with search, filters, saving, meal planning, and shopping aggregation.
Week and month progress views, recorded-value averages, programme progress, weekly reviews, and JSON/CSV export.
A local admin studio for programmes, activities, library content, members, reminder outcomes, and change history, including programme version publishing.
Three labelled synthetic personas with deterministic plan, check-in, journal, and progress histories.
A PWA manifest, original standard and maskable icons, service-worker caching, update handling, install guidance, and a self-contained offline shell.
A standalone static-export command that produces a playground-ready ZIP with index.html at its root.
Unit, integration-style browser, accessibility, responsive screenshot, offline, and static-export verification.

Changed

The final architecture uses browser storage for each session instead of a server database, SQL migrations, or a background database worker.
Detail routes use static query parameters so the same source supports both Next.js runtime hosting and static playground extraction.

Security

Passwords and session records never leave the local browser.
Journal images are resized, converted to WebP, stripped of most metadata, and stored privately inside the owning account.
Member records are partitioned by the current browser session and account.