Clotty The Custom Period Tracker Can, Of Course, Run DOOM
A DIY period tracker called Clotty uses a microcontroller and sensors to track menstrual cycles. It is designed to be private and open-source, and it can run the classic game DOOM. The project is still in development but highlights a playful approach to health tech.
A custom period tracker named Clotty uses a microcontroller and sensors to track menstrual cycles. It is designed to keep data private and can run the game DOOM. The device is still in early development.
The project addresses privacy concerns in health tech by avoiding data sharing and offering a transparent, user-controlled alternative. It also shows how technology can be both functional and fun.
Clotty offers a creative, user-focused approach to health tracking that empowers individuals and promotes transparency in technology. It reflects a constructive, community-driven mindset.
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