Donorkeep Giving Ledger

The centre tells you when you can come back, and a month later you have no idea. Donorkeep keeps that answer on your phone. Log a donation and it records the date, the type (Whole Blood, Double Red Cells, Platelets or Plasma), the location, how you felt on a five-heart wellbeing scale, your recovery notes, and optionally your haemoglobin in g/dL and your blood pressure. The eligibility panel then does the arithmetic. Each donation type gets its own countdown, because the waiting periods differ: whole blood 56 days, double red cells 112, plasma 28, platelets 7. A recent double red cells donation holds all four back; a platelet donation barely delays whole blood. Every card shows the days left and the exact date you become eligible again, or an Eligible badge once the wait is over. • Full history, newest first, with a running count • Tap an entry to open its recovery notes and vitals, then edit or delete it • A banner reading Eligible to Donate or Waiting Period Active • Nothing is preloaded: the ledger starts empty and holds only what you log • Follows your system light and dark theme Donorkeep is a personal record, not medical advice. It does not screen you, clear you, or replace the checks your donation centre runs. Always follow what the staff there tell you. No account, no cloud, no adverts. The app declares no permissions at all and has no internet access, so your donation history and your vitals stay in a database on your own device.