Solid Period Tracker is a project, for now in an incipient phase, build with Solid. The available Period Tracker Apps have a questionable implementtion when it comes to 'where and how the data is stored and used'. There have been reported issues on this topic over the past years[1][2][3] but with the recent RvW topic [1][2][3], it simply filled our cups and prompted the creation of this repository. We believe Solid to be the protocol and technology which should be at the base of such social themes.
Everyone else is welcome to contribute to the project. To get started: we invite you to introduce yourself on our Gitter Channel. We can find together the best way you can be part of this project. If for some reason Gitter does not work for you, let's have a private conversation. Drop me an email at [email protected].
- to read for design & features: https://www.vox.com/the-goods/2018/11/13/18079458/menstrual-tracking-surveillance-glow-clue-apple-health
- Blod drop icon made by srip from www.flaticon.com;
- Calendar HTML and JS is based on cdd-trick.com;
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# or
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