A card for each of your medications
Kampa now measures every substance you take on its own terms - how long each one holds, and how many of your own doses that measurement rests on. Sinemet and Mucuna Pruriens get separate cards, because they behave differently and averaging them together hides both.
The rule for whether a card exists is simply whether you take the substance - not whether medicine has decided it works. Traditional and unproven treatments are measured the same way as anything else.
Log a symptom in two taps
Constipation, fatigue, mood, and urinary symptoms, each with a severity, saved straight to Apple Health and marked on your timeline. Log one when it's present - a normal day needs no entry, so there's no daily checklist to keep up with.
Scan a package instead of describing it
Point the camera at a barcode and Kampa fills in the product and its nutrition. It searches 439,082 products in an 11.8 MB file bundled inside the app - no network call, nothing leaves your phone. Typing and voice still work; scanning is just the fastest door for anything that came in a wrapper.
Tap any number to see its history
Sleep and HRV on your daily summary are now doors. Tap one and it opens into its own history, with today marked against your own range so you can tell an unusual day from an ordinary one. Scrubbing the chart moves every panel together.
A sleep score that agrees with itself
One number for how you slept, computed one way, from your own baseline rather than a population average. The history behind it also loads roughly instantly now, rather than taking a few seconds every time you open the day.
What to expect today
Kampa runs your wearing-off curve forward from the doses you've logged and draws the likely shape of your day - your probable on and off windows - as a band right under your tremor chart. On a day without an active dose it shows your own typical range instead, and says so. A heads-up for planning the day ahead, never a dosing instruction.
Log gut symptoms by voice
Tap + and say it - "bloated after lunch," "nausea this morning." Kampa saves it to Apple Health and marks it on your timeline, so slow-digestion days sit alongside how your doses landed. Constipation and gut motility are among the most common non-motor patterns in Parkinson's.
Glucose, on the same timeline
Wear an over-the-counter glucose sensor - Abbott Lingo, Dexcom Stelo, no prescription - and Kampa reads it straight from Apple Health and draws your glucose curve in its own panel, time-aligned right under your tremor chart. Touch and hold anywhere and a crosshair sweeps every panel at once, so a dose, a meal, a tremor uptick, and a glucose swing all line up to the same minute. It works fully without a sensor, too.
In private beta
Kampa is running on real devices in a private TestFlight beta - passive tremor and dyskinesia tracking, dose correlation, and your day-ahead forecast, all on your own data. Access is invite-only for now; get in touch if you'd like to try it.