Design & Product Architecture Portal
Recovery intelligence,
designed to be understood.
Peri is an AI-native recovery intelligence product for active women in perimenopause. It connects cycle history, training load, sleep, symptoms and wearable data into one answer: what is most likely affecting my capability today?
This portal is the living source of truth for Peri's design system, patterns, and product architecture. Behaviour is documented from the shipped application; visuals from Figma; divergences are ruled explicitly.
Today's Focus
Train lighter
Recovery strain is elevated after two hard sessions. Keep intensity easy today.
Fuelling
Recent Trends
Live replicas of the shipped Today cards — built from the same tokens this portal documents.
Design Philosophy
Six principles, all enforced by shipped decisions
These are not aspirations. Each one is observable in the product — and each one has a documented anti-pattern in this portal.
01
Capability, not symptoms
Peri answers one question: “What is most likely affecting my capability today?” Every surface leads with an interpretation — never a raw score dump.
02
Progressive disclosure is structural
Every intelligence card has the same four layers: glanceable face → detail → explainability → action. Learn the gesture once, own the whole product.
03
Personal history outweighs generic assumptions
Cycle phase is a light context modifier, never the primary driver. The visual system mirrors this: cycle context is a small label, never the headline.
04
Missing data reduces confidence, never punishes
Empty and partial states are warm, instructional and actionable — “Learning your patterns”, never a zeroed-out gauge.
05
Interpretation before recommendation
The system explains what it sees before it tells you what to do — and every recommendation carries its provenance and assumptions.
06
Calm, premium, mature
Warm neutrals, a restrained two-hue accent system, soft layered shadows, luxurious whitespace. Nothing sporty, clinical or gamified.
Architecture Highlight
Three reading tabs over one daily record
Most trackers make logging the home screen and bury insight. Peri inverts this: Today is a read-only dashboard; all data entry funnels through a single floating action. Time is a dimension, not a place — the week strip re-aims the same dashboard at another date. There is no back-stack anywhere in the product.
Read the information architecture// the write funnel
Today · Insights · Treatments
↑ floating [+]
└─ Log Activity drawer
├─ Symptoms · Workout · Period
└─ Sleep · How You Feel · Treatment
// the disclosure ladder
face → drawer → “based on…” → action
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