Bladder Telemetry App

The goal of this project is to create an application capable of determining how desperate and wet you will be after drinking a certain amount of water, storing a history of holding sessions with their desperation and wetness results over time. 

This would allow the app to generate quick desperation challenges tailored to your bladder, or create role-playing games that can predict when you will lose control and push you over the limits. 

These are just a few ideas, feel free to share yours in the feedback box or in the comments!

The current features are:

• Starting a holding session
• Record an amount of water drunk
  • See how much time is left until that water reaches your bladder
• Fill out a form with your current desperation and wetness status
  • I recommend doing this after the water reaches your bladder, so that future predictions will be more accurate.
• After doing some holding sessions, you will be able to:
  • See an estimate of how desperate and wet you should be at that time
  • See a prediction of how desperate and wet you will be in the next 40 minutes.
• End a holding session by clicking on "Go to bathroom"

The next planned features are:

• 💧Hydration status - Which basically would tell the app how much water reaches the bladder and how much is absorbed by the rest of the body. This would be useful because at the beginning of our holdings, not all the water goes directly to the bladder, so the metrics generated by the app might not be as accurate.
• 💦Quick desperation assistant - An assistant that makes you a dedicated quick desperation challenge, with bathroom visits included, to get you hydrated and desperate safely and as quickly as possible.
• 🌊Integrated Milovana challenge - This is the most ambitious one, it would consist of a Milovana challenge that can predict how to make you desperate and how to provoke you to pee, as it would know perfectly how much water you have drunk and your previous holding sessions.

Please let me know what you think of all this and feel free to share your thoughts!