Empowering pre-diabetic users

through behavioral nudges and personalized health insights using AI

Company

SynchNeuro, Inc.

Role

Product Design Intern

Duration

08 months

Problem Area

1 in 3 adults suffer from pre-diabetes. They have an increased risk of diabetes due to a disconnect from personalized, simple health data

Underlying technology

SynchNeuro, Inc. has developed a non-invasive CGM that converts brain signals to glucose levels

Challenge

Bringing clarity from complex information, for actionable metabolic well-being

Approach

Intense research!

Primary research

To understand the domain and current situation

Competitive Analysis

Physical + Digital

tools

Interviews

Patients + Healthcare

professionals

Systematic deconstruction

Breaking down into layers of functional clusters, which directly affect pre-diabetic health

Functions wrt UX

Metabolic health management

Actionable insights

Personalized recommendations

Micro-progress

Categories

Glucose, Stress, Sleep, Activity

Terminologies

Glucose Sensitivity, Metabolic Score

AI-generated data

Task 1/4

Task 2/4

Moderated Study

To validate early design directions

Qualitative

Focus Group

MUST

Quantitative

Real-time Survey

SUS

Insights

Shaped the direction for 5 key features and addressed 80% improvement in usability

Shaped the direction for 5 key features

63%

found health-related copy too clinical, yet approved terminologies

Behavior linked tips

were preferred over generic ones, especially for AI predictions of glucose levels

9 of 10

faced navigation issues in at least one task

70%

reported logging fatigue, especially for meals and symptoms

Only 30%

would stay over 2 weeks without progress metrics

5 of 8

were unaware of influences on categories and sensor’s role

Business Alignment

Addressed 80% improvement in usability, with the design going hand-in-hand on the company strategy and goals. Currently in production and user testing, soon to be launched!

Design Outcomes

Design

On to the next big thing..

Let's talk

Empowering pre-diabetic users

through behavioral nudges and personalized health insights using AI

Company

SynchNeuro, Inc.

Role

Product Design Intern

Duration

08 months

Problem Area

1 in 3 adults suffer from pre-diabetes. They have an increased risk of diabetes due to a disconnect from personalized, simple health data

Underlying technology

SynchNeuro, Inc. has developed a non-invasive CGM that converts brain signals to glucose levels

Challenge

Bringing clarity from complex information, for actionable metabolic well-being

Approach

Intense research!

Primary research

To understand the domain and current situation

Competitive Analysis

Physical + Digital

tools

Interviews

Patients + Healthcare

professionals

Systematic deconstruction

Breaking down into layers of functional clusters, which directly affect pre-diabetic health

Functions wrt UX

Metabolic health management

Actionable insights

Personalized recommendations

Micro-progress

Categories

Glucose, Stress, Sleep, Activity

Terminologies

Glucose Sensitivity, Metabolic Score

AI-generated data

Task 1/4

Task 2/4

Moderated Study

To validate early design directions

Qualitative

Focus Group

MUST

Quantitative

Real-time Survey

SUS

Insights

Shaped the direction for 5 key features and addressed 80% improvement in usability

Shaped the direction for 5 key features

63%

found health-related copy too clinical, yet approved terminologies

Behavior linked tips

were preferred over generic ones, especially for AI predictions of glucose levels

9 of 10

faced navigation issues in at least one task

70%

reported logging fatigue, especially for meals and symptoms

Only 30%

would stay over 2 weeks without progress metrics

5 of 8

were unaware of influences on categories and sensor’s role

Business Alignment

Addressed 80% improvement in usability, with the design going hand-in-hand on the company strategy and goals. Currently in production and user testing, soon to be launched!

Design Outcomes

Design

On to the next big thing..

Let's talk