Baseline

Baseline is an Android self-care application from anrinion, written for people managing depression, disability, chronic illness, or burnout. The framing in its own summary is deliberate: the aim is a low-pressure companion for daily routines rather than a productivity system that scores you on completion. Readers who have bounced off habit trackers built around streaks and targets are the audience it describes.

The licence is MIT, which permits redistribution and modification, including inside closed-source products, provided the copyright notice travels with the code. For a personal health tool, the practical value of that licence is inspectability: anyone can read how the app handles the entries you make.

Two limits are worth stating plainly. Android is the only platform recorded here, so there is no desktop or iOS version to fall back on. And the available data does not describe whether entries stay on the device, whether they can be exported, or whether any sync exists. This is a self-care aid, not a clinical instrument, and it is not a substitute for care from a health professional.