Your personal health ledger

Record anything about your health. See what changed on the days you did something differently.

Supplements, habits, sleep, training, device numbers and annual health-check values become one dated ledger. Compare your own numbers and feelings on days with and without each change.

Connect in three steps

Tell your AI; Feelments remembers

Connect the assistant you already talk to. “I took 400 mg magnesium tonight” becomes a dated record; “what did my logs show for magnesium?” gets a read from your own ledger.

Free · works on every plan of Claude and in ChatGPT developer mode · English and 日本語

Bring your past with you

Everything you've already told your AI, organised by date.

  1. 1 / 3

    Export

    ChatGPT: Settings → Data controls → Export. Claude: Settings → Privacy → Export data.

  2. 2 / 3

    Drop the file

    Feelments finds the health-related messages and proposes records — what you started, what you stopped, how you felt, your test results.

  3. 3 / 3

    Confirm

    You review every proposal. One sentence of evidence stays per record; the conversation itself is never stored.

A 14-day test, day by day

Your read

Days you took it vs days you didn't, in your own numbers and your own words. A visible difference, no visible change, or not enough data yet.

A 14-day test, day by day

Shaded = the 8 days you took Magnesium 400 mg. Watch which signals ride higher inside them.

Sleep
+2.3
Focus
+0.3
Mood
+0.7
Energy
+0.4
Aug 20Sep 2

The number on the right is how much higher (or lower) that signal averaged on Magnesium 400 mg days. It appears once you've rated enough days both with and without (4+ each). A pattern in your own logs — not proof of cause.

No AI? Same thing, by hand

Twenty seconds a day on Today does the same job.

Tap what you took, with the dose if you like, and rate how the day felt compared with your usual. Every record — typed, spoken to an AI, or sent by a device — lands in the same place and gets the same read.

Start by hand

What goes in, what comes out

One record. Three doors in. Three things out.

What you can record

Supplements, with dose

400 mg in the evening, not just "took it". Standing doses per test, overrides per day.

Habits

Caffeine cutoffs, sleep schedules, daylight, walks — on the same scale as supplements.

Sleep and training

How you slept, what you did, how the day felt against your usual.

Device numbers

Apple Watch and Oura sleep scores, HRV, steps — sent automatically, matched to what you changed.

Health-check values

Your annual check-up, compared with published reference ranges and tracked year over year. A comparison, never a diagnosis.

Events and notes

Travel, a cold, a night shift — the context that explains a bad week.

What you get back

Your read

Days you took it vs days you didn't, in your own numbers and your own words. A visible difference, no visible change, or not enough data yet.

A memory your AI reads

What you take, what you're testing, and the differences visible in your records — in every conversation, with any assistant.

Share with your trainer or dietitian

Consent once and a professional sees your stack and reads in their own workspace. Stop any time.

For professionals

See what your clients actually take — and what changes alongside it.

Trainers, dietitians and pharmacies get a workspace: clients log in 10 seconds a day on their free account, you see their stack, doses, reads and a weekly summary — only what each client consented to share. Free for up to 3 clients.

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The rules we keep

Educational, not medical

Nothing here diagnoses, treats or prevents anything. Reference ranges are published ones; verdicts summarise published research.

Patterns in your own logs

A read is a pattern in your records, not proof of cause. We say so on every screen and in every answer your AI gives.

Your records stay yours

Private by default. Export everything as JSON, delete by source, or delete your account — any time, from Settings.

No medication, no diagnosis

Prescriptions are never recorded. Health-check values are stored only with your explicit consent and shared only when you turn it on.

Connect your AI, or start by hand. Either way, it remembers.

The record grows with every conversation, every tap, every night your device measures — and the read gets clearer.