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VeinTrack Beta

Private vein-health tracking for everyday context.

A gentle iPhone app for quick daily check-ins, rest prompts, photos, consultation context, calendar history, and reports you choose to share.

VeinTrack is for personal tracking and preparation. It does not diagnose, treat, or replace professional medical advice.

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Coming soon on theApp Store
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VeinTrack App Store screenshot showing the home dashboard and daily context cards
Free app and payment safety VeinTrack is free to use. The only legitimate payments are optional in-app support purchases through Apple. If anyone asks you to pay outside the app or App Store flow, treat it as a scam and report it.

What you can do

Daily context, reminders, history, and reports without turning the app into pressure.

VeinTrack is built around small, private records: what happened today, what you want to remember later, and what you may choose to export.

Daily check-ins

Use the dashboard and Quick View to capture weight, activity, sleep, leg elevation, symptoms, and photos from one calm daily flow.

VeinTrack App Store screenshot titled Your day at a glance showing the home dashboard
Your day at a glance: weight, activity, sleep, care, and reminders stay together.

Activity, rest, and travel context

Keep walking context, rest prompts, Flight Mode records, and care events visible together, with iOS background limits clearly framed.

VeinTrack App Store screenshot showing dashboard cards for activity, rest, Flight Mode, and care context
The dashboard keeps activity, rest, Flight Mode, and care context visible together.

Symptoms, photos, and care records

Keep pain, swelling, leg elevation, notes, comparison photos, consultation context, and compression details close to the date they belong to.

VeinTrack App Store screenshot showing Quick View entries for symptoms and photos
Quick View keeps symptoms and photos attached to the day they were recorded.

Calendar, stats, and reports

Use calendar markers, insight cards, charts, and summaries to prepare reports or exports only when you choose to share them.

VeinTrack App Store screenshot titled Find every day later showing calendar history
Calendar markers keep activity, care, travel, and photos easy to revisit.

Settings, reminders, and support

Manage feedback, sharing, reminders, preferences, tracked limbs, compression wear, and optional support without feature locks.

VeinTrack App Store screenshot titled Free private and optional showing settings and support
Settings collect feedback, support, reminders, preferences, and privacy controls.

Workflow stories

Move from a quick record to a useful history without losing control of the data.

Quick daily check-in

Start with today, save only what matters.

The dashboard gives you the day at a glance. Quick View turns repeated daily entries into normal app records for later review.

Open dashboard Save Quick View Review later
VeinTrack App Store screenshot showing the home dashboard before a daily check-in
Start from the day-at-a-glance dashboard.

Prepare to share context

Review the timeline before making a report.

Calendar, stats, and summary views help you decide what to export. Reports, CSV files, backups, and photos leave the app only when you choose where to send or save them.

Find dates Review stats Export by choice
VeinTrack App Store screenshot showing calendar history before report preparation
Use dates and markers to orient yourself.

Rest and session visibility

Use visible prompts when you intentionally start a session.

Coached sessions can keep activity and rest actions visible. Passive detection remains local, but iOS may delay background updates.

See activity context Start a session Manage reminders
VeinTrack App Store screenshot showing activity and Flight Mode context on the dashboard
Start from daily activity and travel context.

Privacy

Local by default, shared only by choice.

VeinTrack keeps app data on your device. It does not share your data with anyone or send it to the web unless you choose to export, email, save, back up, or share it.

Read the full privacy policy

No Duck Code account There is no Duck Code backend account for VeinTrack data.
Permission based Health, Motion, notifications, and photos remain under iOS controls.
User controlled exports Reports, backups, files, and photos leave the app only when you send or save them.

Availability and support

Join the beta, read the policies, or send feedback.

Join TestFlight Open Apple's TestFlight invite for the VeinTrack beta.
App Store Coming soon after Apple review. TestFlight remains the current public install path.
Privacy policy Read what VeinTrack may handle and how local-first sharing works. App license Review the distributed app terms, free app note, and non-medical disclaimer. Support page Feedback, sharing, and optional in-app support details. Email feedback Send feedback, error reports, or suggestions to Duck Code.

Important notes

Useful, private, and intentionally low pressure.

Not medical advice VeinTrack supports personal tracking and preparation. It does not diagnose, treat, or replace a clinician.
Support is optional Feedback, sharing with someone who may benefit, and optional StoreKit support are all appreciated. None unlock features.
Your export, your choice Reports, images, files, and backups leave the app only when you choose where to send or save them.
Beta builds may change TestFlight builds can include unfinished features or changes while the app is being prepared for App Store review.