🌈 HRT Journey Tracker Suite

Source: Dev.to

Hello I’m a proud trans woman and I love programming, so I’ve created these tools with care for people on their own path.

Transition is deeply personal—emotional, nonlinear, and full of moments you want to remember, understand, or even forget. The HRT Journey Tracker Suite is a collection of small, offline desktop tools built to support that process with gentleness, clarity, and privacy.

These apps don’t ask for accounts, don’t upload your data, and don’t assume what your transition “should” look like. Everything stays local, yours, and under your control. The goal is simple: give people tools that help them feel grounded, informed, and seen—without sacrificing safety or autonomy.

The project is built for anyone navigating HRT, dysphoria, cycles, voice training, or the messy, beautiful process of becoming yourself. It’s designed with accessibility in mind: clean interfaces, readable themes, predictable workflows, and no hidden complexity.

The Suite is located here👈

What’s inside

TrackMyHRT

A calm, structured place to log medication, symptoms, mood, and notes. It helps you notice patterns, advocate for yourself, and keep a record that belongs only to you.

Journey Journal

A daily journaling space designed for reflection, grounding, and emotional tracking. Supports mood tags, symptom notes, and a clean table view of past entries—with light/dark themes for comfort.

Cycle Tracker

For anyone who still experiences cycles or bleeding during HRT. Tracks entries, helps you understand your rhythms, and provides gentle summaries like average cycle length and estimated next start.

Resource Manager

A simple way to save and organize helpful links—guides, articles, community resources, anything that supports your journey. Fast search, clean layout, no clutter.

Voice Trainer (Prototype)

A small experimental tool for recording or loading audio and estimating pitch. It’s early, but it’s a step toward accessible, offline voice‑training support.

Privacy first

• Every app stores data locally on your device, not online.
• No accounts.
• No cloud sync.
• No analytics.
• No hidden files.

Your transition is yours—these tools are built to honor that.

Accessibility matters

The apps use simple layouts, readable fonts, clear workflows, and optional dark/light themes. The long‑term goal is to make the full suite accessible to as many people as possible, including those with sensory sensitivities, low vision, or executive‑function challenges. Accessibility isn’t an afterthought; it’s part of the design philosophy.

Where this project is going

• Bringing all tools together into one unified, cohesive desktop app.
• Continuing to refine accessibility and user experience.
• Exploring a secure web version once the desktop foundation is solid.
• Keeping everything community‑centered, transparent, and privacy‑respecting.

Why this exists

• Transition tools shouldn’t be locked behind paywalls, data‑harvesting apps, or inaccessible interfaces.
• People deserve tools that support them without surveillance.
• Community care includes digital care.
• Your journey deserves to be documented in a way that feels safe, affirming, and fully yours.