OneLifeLog
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Six stops, each a real screen. Scroll from the microphone to the insight — it takes about a minute and there’s nothing to click.
Nothing to configure, no category to pick. Twenty-eight seconds of ordinary speech on the way out of the shower — that is the entire input to everything that follows.
The transcript is searchable, the audio is kept beside it, and the log is already filed by date. One tap on Save after you stop — no forms, no categories; the pipeline takes it from there.
Sleep is a metric. Creatine is a dose. Eggs and oats is a meal. One breath writes to Metrics, Diet, Supplements and your running experiment at once — and you never told it where anything belonged.
“Run” today, “Running” last month — that’s one metric said two ways, so it’s queued here rather than splitting your trend in two. Confirm, correct or skip — nothing changes until you decide.
Nothing here was typed. Each bar is a morning you spoke a number out loud. The board leads with the 7-day delta because one bad night is weather, not climate.
Because you were logging normally the whole time, the experiment already had its data. Tracked metrics sit beside the baseline you started from, and it closes with a verdict — kept, dropped, or honestly inconclusive.
If you only remember four things, remember these.
ten miles, seven and a half hours. The single biggest lever on quality.The pages below sit at the top of the sidebar. Day-to-day domains — Diet, Bloodwork, Supplements, Habits and Mind, plus Cycle if you enable it in Settings — live together under Tracking. Settings also holds your macro targets, sharing controls, and daily or weekly email recaps.