Product tour
A screen-by-screen look at the app: daily tracking, medication context, pattern review, Ask SAM, and reports you can bring to care conversations.
Scroll the product
This is the part that should feel less like a gallery and more like the app is being opened up in front of you.
The first screen answers the practical question: what is happening today, and what needs attention now?
The log flow is meant to be usable on low-energy days: quick values first, optional detail only when the user has capacity.
Medication tracking sits beside symptoms so patterns have treatment context without turning adherence into a streak game.
Insights turns logs into a review surface: charts, ranges, signals, and summaries that can be checked before a spiral becomes hindsight.
Ask SAM is the conversational layer for the moments when a user wants to ask about sleep, mood, patterns, or log today by chat.
Daily flow
The first screen answers the practical question: what is happening today, and what needs attention now?
The log flow is meant to be usable on low-energy days: quick values first, optional detail only when the user has capacity.
Medication tracking sits beside symptoms so patterns have treatment context without turning adherence into a streak game.
Insights turns logs into a review surface: charts, ranges, signals, and summaries that can be checked before a spiral becomes hindsight.
Ask SAM can turn the timeline into a conversation when a chart is not enough.
Generate a secure report link and access code for appointment prep.
Ask SAM
The point is not a generic chatbot. It is a quick way to ask what changed, what repeated, and what might be worth reviewing.
06 / Reports
Reports are the bridge between daily logs and care conversations. The point is not more data; it is a clear summary that can be shared when needed.
What it proves
The product is not just a mood picker. It tracks context, lets patterns build over time, and keeps the interface calm enough to return to every day.
This page should keep growing with clean screenshots for Settings, onboarding, notifications, and premium states as those screens settle.
Try it
Steadyline becomes useful as the timeline grows. The first job is simple: log enough signal that the app can start reflecting patterns back clearly.