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ELUNE — Women's Health Mobile App & Tracking UX

ELUNE / MOBILE APP UX/UI DESIGN CONCEPT

Women's health,
with room for context.

ELUNE is an independent women's health app design concept by New Minds. It brings cycle tracking, blood and hormone records, and a separate pregnancy journey into a calm mobile interface. Each flow makes the next action clear while keeping the meaning and limits of the information visible.

ELUNE, a fictional women’s health mobile app by New Minds. Actual cycle and pregnancy interface captures.Product framing, design objectives and truthful desk-research method. No fabricated user research or business impact.Cycle overview, calendar with dashed estimated days, and optional mood, bleeding and symptom entries. Not a fertility or contraception tool.Blood and hormone records with units and lab-specific reference ranges. All values and laboratory details are synthetic; no diagnosis is implied.Review and save flow for a synthetic lab result. The prototype does not upload, parse or transmit real reports.Separate cycle and pregnancy examples, with an illustrative due date and a user-entered appointment. No automatic pregnancy inference or medical schedule.Selective summary flow with optional check-in notes and a discreet title. The demo only previews synthetic data and sends nothing.ELUNE visual system: Newsreader and Manrope, plum and warm neutrals, an abstract cycle bloom, text labels alongside colour.Original mobile concept by New Minds, with accurate scope and synthetic data disclosure.

Design scope and interactive prototype

The UX/UI study covers the cycle overview, calendar, optional check-ins, laboratory records and a review-before-save flow. Pregnancy uses its own interface instead of reusing cycle predictions. A selective summary lets someone review the information they choose to include before proceeding.

The visual system combines warm neutrals, plum accents and a restrained editorial type hierarchy. Explicit labels support colour cues, source context stays beside laboratory values, and the interface distinguishes a personal record from a medical interpretation. The interactive browser prototype uses synthetic data throughout. It is a design demonstration, with no real report uploads, diagnosis or live clinical integrations.

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