ArthritisOS
ArthritisOS is a personal joint-care planner for people living with osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, gout, a joint replacement, or stiffness that has not been named yet. Designed alongside rheumatology care, not in place of it.
Direct, no marketplace fee. A matching mini-planner is offered at checkout.
- Single offline HTML file
- No subscription, no account
- Laptop, iPhone & Android
- Your data stays on your device
WHAT YOU GET
- Joint Log - Per-joint pain, swelling, warmth and stiffness. Symmetry matters, since RA usually hits both sides.
- Morning Stiffness - Minutes from waking until the joints loosen. One of the clearest markers of inflammation.
- Mobility - Steps, time on your feet, stairs, and two self-tests. Watch the trend, not the day.
- Anti-Inflam Plate - A Mediterranean pattern with omega-3 and colour, and fewer of the things that drive inflammation.
- Medications - Disease-modifying drugs, biologics, anti-inflammatories, supplements. Tick them off daily, and never stop one without your rheumatologist.
- Works fully offline. Nothing leaves your device. JSON export and import.
DELIVERY
- ArthritisOS - Instructions.pdf
- index_ArthritisOS.html
WHO IT IS FOR
- Rheumatoid arthritis (RA)
- Osteoarthritis
- Psoriatic arthritis (PsA)
- Ankylosing spondylitis (AS)
- People between rheumatology visits
PRIVACY
All data stays on your device. No server, no account, no sync.
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