LiverSignalsRecognize changes that matter.Coming Soon
Cirrhosis self-tracking and visit prep
A calmer daily tracker for people living with cirrhosis and caregivers. See what changed, learn why it may matter, and bring a structured summary to appointments without turning the app into a medical alarm system.
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Typical daily check-in when you keep it basic.
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A clinician-ready summary people can actually bring to visits.
Today
Today's status
A few signals changed
A quick look inside
Take a short tour of daily tracking, food search and automatic nutrition estimates, Constellation Connect’s Signal Shift and Orbit Recall challenges, clinical insight examples, and clearer learning cards. The walkthrough uses illustrative sample screens.
Meet LiverSignals. Recognize changes that matter. Start with a clear picture of your day and your usual pattern. One check-in brings weight, bowel movements, swelling, and medications together. Search what you ate using the food database, then add the matching food. Choose your portion. LiverSignals automatically calculates protein and sodium, and updates your daily totals. In Constellation Connect, match changing symbols with Signal Shift. Orbit Recall checks symbol memory. This research-stage game tracks personal patterns and is not diagnostic. Weight gain may relate to missed diuretics and higher salt intake. Discuss patterns with your care team. Understand liver health through short lessons and clear, step-by-step explanations. Bring an organized summary and questions to your next appointment. LiverSignals. Coming soon. Not monitored, and not a replacement for medical care.
Designed around real handoffs
Log weight, bowel movements, swelling, alertness, activity, meals, and medication logging in one calm flow.
Connect changes in weight and swelling with nutrition and medication logs, then bring those patterns to your care team.
Export a polished clinician summary with notable changes, medication reconciliation, and optional questions to discuss.
Clinic summary
An illustrative look at the last 7 days.
Weight trend
+4.2 lb
Diuretic log
2 missed doses
Higher salt intake
3 days
Swelling
More than usual
Clinical insight · connecting the signals
Weight gain may be related to missed diuretic doses and increased salt intake.
Both can contribute to fluid retention. These logs suggest a possible connection, not a confirmed cause.
Bring it to your care team. Review the pattern together; do not change medication doses based on the app.
More context. Less guesswork.
Go beyond a symptom list with tools that help make your daily patterns easier to understand.
Integrated nutrition tracker
Enter what you ate, select a matching food and portion, and LiverSignals automatically estimates protein and sodium for your daily check-in.
Daily check-in · sample breakfast
1. Search what you ate
2. Choose the food and portion
Greek yogurt
CHOBANI · 150 g per serving
2 servings · 300 g
3. Totals calculated automatically
Search everyday and branded foods using USDA FoodData Central. Estimates update as you add foods or change portions.
Hepatic encephalopathy & focus
Two optional mini-challenges for attention, flexible responding, and visual recall. About 45 seconds, with results compared to your own recent pattern.
Focus & recall · sample preview
Match the symbol to the target. The target changes halfway through.
Remember three symbols, then choose their original order.
The first five completed checks build a personal baseline. Review timing and accuracy alongside alertness and caregiver observations.
Research-stage tracking. Does not diagnose or rule out hepatic encephalopathy.
Learning module
One idea at a time. Connect what happens inside the body to the changes you track at home.
Liver scarring
Blood meets more resistance flowing through the liver.
Pressure rises
Pressure builds in the portal circulation.
Salt and water stay
Changes in circulation can make the body retain salt and water, leading to fluid buildup.
Connect it to your check-in
Weight · swelling · sodium intake
What the product actually covers
The app is deliberately narrow. It helps patients and caregivers organize what changed, understand the physiology at a plain-language level, and show up to visits with more structure.
Caregiver-friendly by default
Weight and usual range
Belly and leg swelling compared with yesterday
Bowel movements and lactulose logging
Integrated nutrition tracker: search foods, choose portions, and automatically total protein and sodium
Thinking and alertness changes
Constellation Connect: Signal Shift and Orbit Recall
Movement, weakness, and help-needed changes
Medication and supplement reconciliation
Short check-ins, stable trends, and calmer language make it easier to keep using the app when life is busy.
The product turns home tracking into a structured summary your hepatologist, clinician, or caregiver can scan quickly.
The interface stays educational and pattern-based. Emergency language only appears when true emergency symptoms are logged.
Important safety reminder
LiverSignals is not monitored and does not provide medical advice. It uses observational language for normal tracking and reserves red, urgent styling for true emergency symptoms.
Coming Soon
Explore the features and watch the demo to see how LiverSignals is being built for patients and caregivers.
About the founder
Aman Mohapatra, MD is an Internal Medicine resident at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, a Harvard Medical School teaching hospital, with clinical and research interests in using Artificial Intelligence to accentuate preventative medicine within the field of Gastroenterology and Hepatology.
Through his experiences caring for patients with cirrhosis, Dr. Mohapatra recognized a recurring challenge: patients and caregivers are often asked to manage a complex chronic disease with limited tools to track symptoms, recognize meaningful changes in health, and prepare for increasingly complex medical visits. As a result, important information may be overlooked, subtle changes can go unrecognized, and opportunities for earlier intervention may be missed.
He founded LiverSignals to help patients and caregivers better understand their health over time, organize information between appointments, and engage more confidently in their care.
His vision is to make cirrhosis care more accessible, proactive, and patient-centered by empowering patients and caregivers with clearer insights into their health.