Inspiration

The inspiration for viatza came from the way people in my home country (Moldova) use to keep their medical records in a little paper booklet. Everything, symptoms, doctor visits, blood type, test results, was there, and you carry it with you. I wanted to reimagine that same simplicity for today: a digital version that still belongs entirely to the patient, not the hospital or a third party.

What it does

viatza helps people take control of their health by keeping all medical records in one place. Users can log symptoms, track appointments, attach test results or notes, and manage personal health data like blood type, allergies, and more. Everything is simple, private, and always accessible.

How we built it

I built viatza with SwiftUI for iOS 18 and above. Data is stored locally on the device, and the app is designed around modular, testable features.

Challenges we ran into

  • Adoption the app to iOS 26.
  • Balancing hackathon speed with creating something genuinely useful.

Accomplishments that we're proud of

  • Delivering a working health tracker with clean architecture in a short time (2 months)
  • Creating a privacy-first approach where users fully own their data.
  • Designing an app that feels approachable and familiar like Health app, inspired by the paper “health booklets” many of us grew up with.

What we learned

  • The importance of clear, user-friendly design when dealing with sensitive health data.
  • That simplicity — just having all records in one place — is the most powerful feature.

What's next for viatza

  • Siri & Shortcuts — log symptoms completely hands-free
  • Multiple profiles — manage health records for your kids or family members
  • Widgets — glance at upcoming appointments or record symptoms in one tap
  • Body measurements — track weight, height, and other key metrics
  • Medicine tracking — stay on top of prescriptions and doses, and keep notes on what works (and what doesn’t)
  • iCloud sync — keep your health records safe and available across devices
  • Community roadmap — shape the app’s future with real user feedback

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Updates

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New Demo Video is Live

We’ve uploaded the first demo video of Viatza.

In this walkthrough you’ll see how Viatza helps you:

  • Create a patient profile
  • Add specialists with contacts and locations
  • Import images and PDFs as attachments
  • Record symptoms with notes and images
  • Combine everything into an appointment with a summary

Watch the full demo on YouTube: https://youtu.be/s2lFrzjV0qI

Viatza is built to give people control over their health story — structured, simple, and always by your side.

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viatza v1.0.3 is ready

We’re excited to share that viatza v1.0.3 is now live!

The dreaded crash on iOS 18 has been fixed. Along with that, we squashed a few bugs — mostly related to ordering notes, attachments, symptoms and locations in all forms — so your health records stay neat and reliable.

Thank you for using viatza! Stay healthy! With love, Igor

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Kickoff

We’re excited to start logging the journey of building viatza.

From here, we’ll be sharing updates on:

  • New features as they land
  • App Store releases
  • UI & UX improvements
  • Even behind-the-scenes code snippets

First Milestone

v1.0.1 is ready!

  • Big UI updates following iOS 26 guidelines across all screens
  • Many bug fixes (honestly… too many to count)

Apologies for the rough experience in v1.0.0 — it was rushed so we could meet all requirements in time for Shipaton 2025.

Special apologies to people on iOS 18 — I’ve tracked down the culprit causing issues, and the fix is coming next week together with a small but important feature: private attachments and symptom records.


Demo

Here’s a quick demo showing how easy it is to add an appointment in viatza:
https://youtube.com/shorts/V7hhggYd8FM

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