The essential monitoring tool for heart failure patients — track daily weight, fluid intake, and symptoms with automatic alerts for the dangerous weight changes that require immediate attention.
A weight gain of 2–3 pounds in 24–48 hours is one of the earliest and most reliable signs of fluid retention in heart failure — often days before breathlessness or swelling become obvious. Catching it early means adjusting a diuretic. Missing it means a hospitalization.
This tracker was designed around the monitoring protocol Dr. Nyange uses with her heart failure patients: daily morning weights, fluid intake tracking, and automatic visual alerts when values cross clinically significant thresholds.
It gives patients and their caregivers a clear, daily picture — and gives Dr. Nyange the longitudinal data needed to manage medications and prevent decompensation before it requires emergency care.
Standardized AM logging for consistency — same time, same scale, same clothes.
Cells automatically highlight when weight crosses your individualized alert threshold.
Track daily fluid intake in ounces or mL against your prescribed fluid restriction.
Rate swelling severity in legs, ankles, and abdomen with a structured scale.
Daily SOB rating scale to detect worsening before it becomes severe.
Formatted one-pager for every telehealth check-in and cardiology visit.
"For my heart failure patients, this kind of daily monitoring isn't optional — it's the difference between catching a decompensation on a Tuesday morning and ending up in the ER on a Friday night. A simple daily weigh-in, tracked consistently, is one of the most powerful interventions we have."
Daily tracking is the foundation of safe heart failure management at home.
Get Tracker — $15