JointReliefOS
JointReliefOS is a personal tracking planner for joint pain that comes from wear, load and old injuries: osteoarthritis in a knee or hip, a shoulder that never settled after a tear, a thumb base that aches after a day of typing, or hypermobile joints that complain after a long walk.
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
It records what you asked the joint to do, what it gave back, and how long it took to settle.
WHAT YOU GET
- Joint Pain - Pain by joint, with swelling and whether it locked or gave way. Wear pain usually reports on what you did yesterday, not on how you slept.
- Settling Time - Minutes from the end of the activity until the joint stops complaining. Wear pain is measured by the recovery, not by the peak.
- Daily Load - Walking, standing, stairs and strength work, plus one weekly balance test. The point is to see load and pain on the same timeline.
- Daily Plate - What you ate, tagged. On its own a meal means nothing. Three weeks of meals next to three weeks of pain scores is something a dietitian can read.
- Medications - Tablets, gels, injections and supplements, with a daily tick and a side-effect log. The count of days you needed something is usually the number your doctor asks for.
- Works fully offline. Nothing leaves your device. JSON export and import.
HOW IT WORKS
One HTML file. Open on laptop or install as a phone app. Works completely offline. All data lives on your device, nothing is sent anywhere. No account, no subscription, no app store.
DELIVERY
Two files via instant Etsy download:
- JointReliefOS - Instructions.pdf (quick start guide with phone install link)
- index_JointReliefOS.html (the interactive dashboard)
WHO IT IS FOR
- People with osteoarthritis (knee, hip, hand, wrist)
- People with rheumatoid arthritis or other inflammatory conditions
- People recovering from joint surgery (knee replacement, hip replacement)
- People tracking flares to share with their rheumatologist
- People looking for sustainable lifestyle support, not a clinical tracker
PRIVACY
All your data stays on your device. There is no server, no account, no sync. Desktop and phone keep separate data.
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