Health Monitoring Android App using SQLite

The Health Monitoring Android App using SQLite is designed with this purpose in mind. The application provides users with a convenient way to register, log in, and manage health records for themselves and their family members. By digitizing the process of recording BP, sugar, and temperature levels, the app eliminates the need for manual record-keeping in notebooks or papers. Users can not only add records but also view their history over time, which makes it easier to track changes and detect abnormal health trends.

One of the key highlights of the system is that it supports multiple members under one account. This means that parents can add records for children, or adult children can manage the health data of elderly parents. Each member has their health reports categorized separately, ensuring that the system can handle multiple records without confusion.

Project: Health Monitoring App (Android)

Tech Stack: Android (Java/Kotlin), SQLite, XML UI

Includes: Source Code, Database (SQLite), Project Report, PPT, ER, DFD, Use Case, Class Diagram

Suitable For: BCA / MCA / B.Tech / M.Tech Final Year Students

Final Year Report: Editable DOC + Ready-to-Submit PDF + PPT

App Features

The main modules of the app are:

User Authentication (Signup/Login): Users need to register themselves by providing personal details such as name, email, and password. The login module ensures security by verifying credentials before allowing access.
Member Management: The app allows adding, editing, and deleting of family member profiles. This makes the system flexible for households of any size.
BP Monitoring: Users can enter systolic and diastolic readings for any family member. The system stores these values with a timestamp, making it possible to analyze blood pressure trends over weeks or months.
Sugar Monitoring: The application allows recording fasting, post-meal, or random sugar levels. This helps diabetic or pre-diabetic patients keep track of their condition regularly.
Temperature Monitoring: Body temperature records can be added to monitor fever patterns or identify health issues early.