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Every screen in dminder for Android, built with Jetpack Compose. Click any screenshot to view full-size.

Finding What Moved

The 10.x rewrite reorganized a few screens. If something looks missing, it probably just relocated — here's where to find it.

Where do I add a supplement dose?

The History tab (bottom bar) — tap the +, then pick Supplement Dose.

The Home + is now only for starting live actions (Sun Session, Lamp Session, Schedule). All "log what I already did" flows live under History.

Is there a daily supplement reminder?

Yes. Settings → Notifications → Supplement Reminder. Set the time, dosage, and form (D3/D2).

The notification has three actions: Taken (records the dose in one tap), Skip Today, and Snooze 30 min. Delivered by a daily WorkManager worker, so it fires even if you haven't opened the app.

My history looks empty after updating — is my data lost?

If you were signed in with Google Cloud Sync in the previous version, your sessions and doses are backed up.

Go to Settings → Cloud Sync and make sure you're signed in with the same Google account. Pull down to refresh, and the records should stream back.

If nothing comes back, email support@ontometrics.com with the Google account you used and we can look deeper.

Why does Home show one number and Lab Results says another?

They measure different things and both are correct.

Lab Results shows your measurements exactly as they were the day the blood was drawn.

Home shows dminder's live estimate of your current level, starting from your most recent lab value and adjusting for every sun session, supplement, food dose, and decay since then.

A 1–3 ng/mL gap a few weeks out is normal. A large gap usually means recent sun or supplements pushed it up, or a long gap dropped it from natural decay.

Did you fix the session auto-completing after a pause?

Yes — fixed in 10.4.38 (beta/internal) and 10.4.40.

Previously, pausing a session and returning later counted the pause time as elapsed — sometimes tripping auto-complete on the first tick after resume. The timer now measures actual running time only.

See the changelog entry for the technical write-up.

"Start Session" does nothing when I tap it.

Fixed in 10.4.37. The most common cause was a profile field missing after migration (height, weight, or date of birth).

Update to 10.4.37+ and the Home screen will show a banner naming the exact field that's blocking you. Tap it to fix the profile and the timer works.

Something else I can't find?

Browse the full screen tour below — every feature is laid out by tab. Or check the changelog for what changed recently.

Email support@ontometrics.com and we'll either fix it or point you at where it lives.

Home Tab

Solar Dashboard

The home screen is a real-time solar conditions dashboard. At a glance you see your location, current UV index, ozone level, altitude, and the solar arc showing the sun's current position.

Solar arc — The semicircle shows the sun's path from sunrise to sunset. The yellow dot marks where the sun is right now, with the current elevation angle displayed prominently.

D-window — The time window when the sun is high enough for vitamin D synthesis. Computed from solar elevation and real-time ozone data from NOAA satellites.

5-day forecast — Daily UV index and temperature at a glance, so you can plan your vitamin D sessions ahead.

Estimate & Goal — Your current estimated D level (computed from intake history and half-life decay) alongside your target. The progress bar shows how your recent intake compares to your daily goal.

Home — Full Session Flow

Plan, Track, Complete

The full sun session lifecycle — from planning your exposure to tracking IUs in real time.

Planning — Choose skin exposure percentage, set a time or IU target, and see your estimated vitamin D production before starting. Burn time is shown prominently so you know your limits.

Live timer — Progress ring fills as you approach your MED time. UVB dose, UVA dose, and nitric oxide levels update continuously. Pause swaps the turnover button for stop.

Same Rust engine — All calculations use the same shared Rust FFI as iOS — identical math, identical results across platforms.

Home — Quick Add

Log Every D Source

Beyond sun sessions, track supplements and food intake so the pharmacokinetic model has a complete picture of your vitamin D.

FAB menu — The floating action button expands to show all entry types: Sun Session, Supplement, Food, UV Lamp, and Manual Session. Each has its own icon and dedicated entry form.

Quick-tap presets — Supplement entry has one-tap buttons for 400, 1K, 2K, 5K, and 10K IU. Food entry includes a reference table with IU values from USDA data.

Foreground service — Active sessions run in a foreground service with a persistent notification showing elapsed time, IU, and burn countdown — keeps running even when the app is backgrounded.

Timer notification in Android notification tray

Timer notification with vitamin D count, progress bar, and burn countdown

New in v10

Daily Supplement Schedules

Set it and forget it. Define a daily supplement schedule and the app automatically logs each dose, feeding it into the pharmacokinetic blood level model so your D estimate stays accurate without daily manual entry.

Two modes — Toggle between Single Dose and Daily Supplement at the top of the supplement form. Each mode has its own layout optimized for the task.

Ongoing toggle — Mark a supplement as ongoing (no end date) or set a specific date range. The orange toggle switches between open-ended and fixed-course schedules.

Active schedules list — All your daily supplement schedules appear below the form with amount, date range, and a delete button. Easy to manage multiple supplements at once.

Auto-backfill — The app generates individual dose records at noon each day, so the blood level estimator always has a complete intake picture. No extra tapping required.

History Tab

Unified Timeline

A single timeline for all your vitamin D sources — sun sessions, supplements, food intake, and lab results. Filter by type or time range.

Five source types — Sun, supplement, food, lab result, and lifestyle estimate. Each has its own icon and color. The filter chips at top let you focus on one type at a time.

Intake chart — Visual graph of your vitamin D intake over time, with the goal line shown as a dashed reference. Trends are instantly visible.

Session details — Each entry shows location, duration, UV index, cloud cover, and total IU earned. Tap any entry for the full breakdown.

Progress Tab

Sufficiency & Gauges

Motivational metrics up top, detailed analog gauges below. The design emphasizes positive reinforcement over clinical precision.

Streak & sufficiency — Left ring: consecutive-day streak above 40 ng/mL. Right ring: percentage of the last 90 days you were sufficient. Even if your streak breaks, the percentage stays high — deliberate motivational resilience.

Analog gauges — Blood level and intake rendered as realistic meters with chrome rim, colored zones (red→yellow→green→yellow→red), and shadow-casting needles. Zone boundaries from the Rust FFI gauge calculator.

Rolling totals — 7-day, 30-day, and 90-day intake, each with their own gauge. Goal denominators scale proportionally so you can track consistency across time ranges.

Progress Tab — Projection

Where Is My D Level Heading?

A pharmacokinetic projection engine powered by the Rust ledger crate shows where your blood level will be in 30, 60, 90, or 180 days based on your current intake.

Key metrics — Three cards at the top: Steady State (where your level will plateau), Runway (days before you'd drop below 30 ng/mL with zero intake), and Time to Target (days to reach 40 ng/mL).

Interactive chart — Canvas-drawn line graph with colored zone bands (red <20, orange 20-30, green 30-50). Dashed reference lines for threshold, target, and steady state. Adjust daily intake with the slider and watch the curve update live.

D2 vs D3 bioavailability — D3 is 100% effective, D2 only 40%. Prescription D2 (50K IU/wk) equals roughly 2,857 effective IU/day. This matters for anyone on prescription vitamin D.

Profile Tab

Your Vitamin D Profile

Everything that personalizes your vitamin D calculations lives here — biological data, skin type, preferences, and data management.

Vitamin D section — Target level (default 40-50 ng/mL per Dr. Holick's recommendation) and Fitzpatrick skin type. These directly affect MED calculations and the sufficiency gauge.

Body measurements — Height and weight are used in the vitamin D pharmacokinetic model. Heavier individuals require more IU to raise blood levels by the same amount. Supports both imperial and metric.

Cloud sync — Back up your data and sync across devices. Export your full history for personal records or to share with your doctor.

First Launch

Guided Onboarding

A focused, one-thing-per-screen flow that collects everything the app needs for accurate vitamin D estimates — without overwhelming new users.

Health Connect integration — Optionally sync height, weight, exercise, and nutrition data from Android's Health Connect. All data stays on-device.

Clinical reference — The vitamin D target screen shows deficient, insufficient, optimal, and high ranges with a slider so users see exactly where their goal falls.

Skin type picker — Fitzpatrick I–VI cards with descriptions. Your skin type drives MED calculations and vitamin D production rate.

Risk profile teaser — Immediately after review, users see their sunburn and deficiency risk scores — instant payoff for completing the profile.

Review & confirm — All data on one screen before you start. Tap any Edit button to go back and change a field.

Wear OS

WearOS Companion

The same D-Minder experience on your Android watch. Dark navy cards, brand colors, and phone-relayed data for instant UV and vitamin D tracking.

WearOS — Home

Daytime Dashboard

Dark navy card design with the D-Minder orange brand. Big bold UV number, daily vitamin D progress with visible progress bar, and a prominent Start Session button.

Scrollable layout — Horologist ScalingLazyColumn provides proper round-screen scaling with responsive padding.

WearOS — Pre-Session
Ready
WearOS — Running
Running
WearOS — Paused
Paused
WearOS — Stop Confirmation
Stop Confirm
WearOS — Completed
Completed
WearOS — Session Flow

Full Session from Your Wrist

Pre-session shows UV and burn time at a glance. The active timer uses large monospaced digits with a progress ring. Pause swaps turnover for stop — matching the phone app's control layout exactly.

Color-coded controls — Orange pause, blue turnover, green resume, red stop. No ambiguity about which button does what.

Haptic feedback — Turnover buzzes once, burn warning buzzes three times. No audio on watch — haptics only.

Full Dark Mode Support

Beautiful in the Dark

Every screen in dminder for Android is designed for dark mode. Material 3 dynamic theming with true dark surfaces — not a simple color inversion, but a complete dark theme with carefully tuned contrast and readability.

dminder Home — Dark Mode (Android)
Home
dminder Timer — Dark Mode (Android)
Timer
dminder Planning — Dark Mode (Android)
Planning

Material 3 theming — All screens use MaterialTheme.colorScheme tokens instead of hardcoded colors. Surfaces, text, borders, and icons all adapt seamlessly between light and dark.

System-aware — Follows your Android system dark mode setting automatically. No manual toggle needed — the app adapts instantly when you switch.

Gauges preserved — Analog instrument gauges, chart gradients, UV badges, and brand colors retain their visual identity in dark mode. Only surfaces and text adapt.

dminder History — Dark Mode (Android)
History
dminder Progress — Dark Mode (Android)
Progress
dminder Progress Gauges — Dark Mode (Android)
Gauges
dminder Completed — Dark Mode (Android)
Completed
dminder Profile — Dark Mode (Android)
Profile
dminder FAB Menu — Dark Mode (Android)
FAB Menu
dminder Settings — Dark Mode (Android)
Settings
dminder Help — Dark Mode (Android)
Help