Case study

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StressPilot

Android and Wear OS app for stress tracking and cooldown guidance.

Android and Wear OS prototype focused on stress-state tracking and companion-device workflow.

At a glance

StressPilot

Android and Wear OS app for stress tracking and cooldown guidance.

Why it matters
Emulator screenshots and build notes.
My role
Project owner
Stack / tools
Android, Kotlin, Wear OS, Room
Status
Working
Estimated read
6-8 minutes
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Role

Project owner

Stack

Android, Kotlin, Wear OS, Room

Status

Working

Evidence

Emulator screenshots and build notes.

What problem this project tries to solve and where the evidence starts.

Context

Project context

Notes, evidence, and next steps for this project.

Emulator screenshots and build notes.

NextContext reviewed

How the main pieces fit together.

Architecture

System notes

Architecture notes and diagrams belong here.

Architecture details are not attached yet.
NextArchitecture understood

What the project was built with.

Implementation

AndroidKotlinWear OSRoom
NextImplementation reviewed

Metrics

What metrics exist and what is still missing.

No metrics file is attached yet.

NextDecision logic reviewed

What exists now and what is still pending.

Evidence

Evidence tracked in Git

Missing assets stay clearly marked.

todo

emulator screenshots placeholder

Add Android and Wear OS screens.

todo

feature walkthrough placeholder

Add stress-state tracking and cooldown workflow notes.

NextEvidence inspected

What I would improve next.

Roadmap

No roadmap file is attached yet.
NextRoadmap reviewed

Why this work matters for engineering roles.

Employment relevance

The work touches controllers, APIs, datasets, logs, and tests.

NextCase study completed

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