DimaReadyYour signals, your trajectory, your data.
DimaReady did not start as a personal tracking app. The project changed direction as needs, experiments and technical choices became clearer. This page tells that story instead of turning the changelog into a wall of version numbers.
After simplifying data entry, this release repairs access to the app on mobile. Installation is available from the homepage, with a guide that remains readable without JavaScript. Dismissals and errors are explained, launch keeps its language, and the bottom navigation moves out of the way while typing. The cache remains limited to identity resources, never private pages or vault data. Physical-device checks remain separate from local tests.
The DimaReady domain was acquired on 26 January 2026. The first concept focused on concierge and property management in Morocco. The name stayed, while the problem worth solving changed quickly.
The project moved toward a concrete need: bring personal signals together, keep their context, understand change and explore scenarios without pretending to produce medical truth.
Early versions established the private PWA, source provenance, experimental photo reading, MariaDB, authentication and the first safeguards. The goal shifted from collecting more data to understanding what each piece of information means and where it came from.
Version 2.0 introduced multi-user ownership, roles, privacy workflows, export, session revocation and a seven-day deletion window.
Version 2.1 turned the technical foundation into a personal workspace with a separate vault, measurements, journal, goals, trajectories, scenarios and preferences.
After themes and internationalization, Dima Ready revisits visual hierarchy, navigation, public pages and the personal dashboard so people can understand where they are, what they can do and why much faster.
DimaReady combines known mechanisms around one clear need. The value is continuity: connect measurement, context, history, understanding and decision while leaving people in control of their pace and their data.