Clinical Companion — Your Clinical Rotation Organizer, All in One Place

Survive and thrive in clinicals with a calm, friction-free companion built by nursing students, for nursing students. Clinical Companion keeps your notes, patient prep, flashcards, hours, and reflections in a single mobile-first app — so you can capture learning moments the second they happen, not after.

Core Features:

📋 Clinical Notes Quick bottom-sheet capture of patient initials, unit, condition category, and category tags (Assessment, Med Admin, Skills Performed, Questions for Instructor, Follow-up). Auto-saves every keystroke, flags items for review, and keeps you compliant with a persistent HIPAA privacy reminder.

📚 Reference Library A searchable pocket brain of normal vitals, common lab values, drug-class suffixes, isolation precautions, med calculation formulas, and abbreviations — pre-seeded with 8 starter cards. Build your own custom cards with mnemonics and star favorites to your "Quick List."

🎓 Study Mode Design your own flashcards by topic, run per-topic or daily quizzes, flip Q→A cards on the spot, and track mastery as each card moves from Learning to Mastered.

📅 Hours Tracking Log each shift with facility, instructor, and auto-calculated totals. Set a program goal and watch progress fill in — plus per-rotation summaries and stats.

🌤️ Reflection Journal Daily prompted reflections with a 1–5 mood check-in, displayed chronologically with a weekly mood snapshot for safe, confidential debriefs at the end of each day.

🏠 Home Dashboard Glance at today's date and current rotation, glance up your week and program-level hours with progress bar, and jump straight to the action with one-tap quick-add buttons.

Designed for Real Clinicals:

• Mobile-first, large tap targets, bottom-sheet editors for one-handed entry

• Shared "Rotations" tagging across notes, hours, and flashcards so you can filter to the rotation you're on

• Calm teal + warm amber palette — not a sterile EMR feel

• Private: notes and reflections are tagged with rotation, but no full patient identifiers are required, and the HIPAA banner stays watchful

Capture, study, reflect, document — one companion for every clinical day.