Lung Logger

Lung Logger is a simple, focused utility that helps people track lung health and recovery from home. Built to record daily respiratory measurements, it captures key metrics like FEV1, peak expiratory flow, blood pressure, heart rate, weight, temperature and exercise activity so you can spot trends over weeks and months. Patients with chronic lung disease, people awaiting transplant, or transplant recipients will find it useful for consistent monitoring and for producing clear reports to share with care teams. The app emphasizes straightforward data entry and visual charts so changes are visible without digging through notebooks or spreadsheets.

Key Features

⭐ Log FEV1, Peak Expiratory Flow (PEF), blood pressure, heart rate, weight, temperature and exercise activity.

⭐ Clean charts and trend lines that make it easy to visualize improvements or declines over time.

⭐ Lung Logger exports clear PDF or spreadsheet reports so you can send concise summaries to your healthcare provider.

⭐ Simple daily logging interface designed for quick entries at home.

⭐ Secure storage and full control of your data to protect privacy.

Advantages

✅ Keeps all measurements organized in one place instead of scattered notebooks or spreadsheets.

✅ Visual trends help both patients and clinicians review progress quickly.

✅ Lung Logger makes it easy to prepare data for clinic visits, speeding up review and decision-making.

✅ Designed for people living with serious lung conditions, including transplant recipients and those awaiting transplant.

Disadvantages

❎ Focused on manual entry and does not automatically sync with external medical devices.

❎ Lacks advanced analytics or direct integration with clinical record systems.

❎ Requires regular, disciplined use to build meaningful trends and get the most value.

Development Team

Lung Logger was created by a double lung transplant patient and shaped by real daily monitoring needs; the developer built the tool to reflect practical workflows used by people tracking recovery and long-term lung health at home.