Case study
TB Tracker
A behaviour-tracking app for a UK service user, built around visual reward mechanics.
Care TechUnited KingdomWeb AppLive (tb.ibhseinternal.co.uk)
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At a glance
Client
Private — UK service-user support
Timeline
Incremental, ongoing
Stack
Lovable, React, Supabase
The problem
Standard behaviour-tracking tools for service users are clinical, flat, and unmotivating.
The service user this app was built for needed something that turned daily progress into something visible, rewarding, and celebratory — not a form.
What I built
Streak mechanics
Visible streak counters to drive consistency.
Celebration overlays
Visual rewards triggered by milestones.
Month-completion certificate
Printable, designed to be shown off.
Activity Planner
Structured daily activities tied to the reward system.
Service-user-centred UI
Designed for the actual end user, not the clinical caregiver.
Visuals
The outcome
The app is live and in active daily use. It demonstrates how thoughtful UI and reward mechanics can turn a compliance tool into something the user actually wants to open.
Tech & architecture
- React + Supabase for auth, data, and storage.
- Hosted at tb.ibhseinternal.co.uk.
- Iterative releases driven directly by service-user feedback.
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