The mood tracker built
for bipolar disorder.
Built by someone who lives with bipolar. Your data stays on your device. AI catches the patterns you'd miss. Clinician report included.
Not a wellness app. Not a generic mood tracker. A tool designed for people who take their condition seriously, by someone who has to.
What Makes It Different
Built for bipolar. Not adapted from a wellness app.
AI Insights
Your personal AI analyses patterns across mood, sleep, energy, and habits to surface insights you'd miss.
Privacy-First
Your mental health data stays on your device. Cloud AI only receives anonymized, aggregated data — never your raw entries.
Mood & Analytics
Beautiful charts and clinician-ready reports that reveal your emotional patterns over time.
Smart Alerts
Get notified about concerning patterns before they escalate. Early intervention, powered by AI.
Medication Tracker
Track medications with reminders and swipe-to-confirm. See how meds correlate with your mood.
AI Chat
Talk to an AI that knows your patterns. Ask questions about your mood history and get personalised answers.
From the Blog
Latest writing
Scientists Finally Know What's Happening in Our Brains
New research from 2025 mapped 298 genetic regions linked to bipolar disorder, found proteins in brain fluid that predict future episodes, and is building personalized brain maps to guide treatment. Here's what it actually means.
Bipolar Disorder in Women: How Hormones Change Everything (and Why It Gets Missed)
Bipolar disorder in women looks different from the textbook. Hormonal shifts drive mood episodes that most clinicians don't screen for. Here's what the research actually says.
What to Track Between Psychiatrist Visits (And Why It Matters)
Your psychiatrist has 15 minutes. Here's exactly what to track between visits so you stop forgetting the important stuff. Practical bipolar tracking guide.
Is This Hypomania or Just a Good Day? A Practical Checklist
How to tell the difference between hypomania and genuine happiness. A practical checklist from someone with bipolar who asks this question constantly.
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Built by Sam
Software engineer who lives with bipolar disorder. I built Steadyline because nothing else took the problem seriously enough. I write about mood tracking, sleep, and the honest reality of managing a serious condition.
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iOS coming soon. Android is live now.