You're tired but you don't know why. Is it sleep? Diet? Stress? A supplement you're taking? Your exercise routine — or lack of one? Stop guessing and start tracking. ReactLog finds the patterns your brain can't see.
Persistent fatigue affects 1 in 3 adults worldwide, yet "why am I always tired" remains one of the most searched health questions on Google. The reason most people stay stuck is simple: they try solutions randomly instead of tracking systematically.
You've probably experimented with solutions one at a time. More sleep. Better diet. New supplements. More exercise. But without systematic tracking, you never discover what actually correlates with your higher energy levels.
Here's the truth: energy is affected by dozens of variables simultaneously. Sleep duration, sleep consistency, food choices, blood sugar timing, caffeine consumption, hydration, exercise type and timing, stress levels, supplements, medications, screen time exposure, social activity, weather, and sunlight all interact in complex ways. Your brain cannot process all these correlations. But data can.
The solution is data. Track what you take alongside how you feel. After 3-4 weeks, patterns emerge. You discover which supplements correlate with better sleep, more stable energy, clearer thinking, or fewer symptoms. You stop wasting money on supplements that don't work for you, and you double down on the ones that do.
Transform energy guessing into evidence-based decisions.
Quick check-ins, 1-3 times per day. Rate your energy level from 1-10. Morning, afternoon, evening—whatever works for your routine. Takes 10 seconds. Simple ratings build the foundation.
Whenever you rate your energy, log what might affect it. Sleep hours, food eaten, supplements taken, exercise done, coffee consumed, stress level, time outdoors. You don't need to log everything every time.
After 2-3 weeks of consistent tracking, ReactLog reveals your personal energy equation. Which specific factors most strongly correlate with your energy? What gives you energy? What drains you?
ReactLog adapts to your unique health journey. Track any combination of these:
Daily energy ratings, morning alertness, afternoon crashes, and evening fatigue
Sleep duration, consistency, quality, wake-ups, and morning grogginess
Mental clarity, focus duration, distractibility, and cognitive performance
Workout type, duration, intensity, and physical activity level
Any symptoms you're tracking: headaches, anxiety, pain, digestion, skin, etc.
Meals eaten, nutrients, and dietary patterns
Supplements taken, medications, dosage, and timing
Create unlimited custom metrics unique to your health goals
Why privacy matters for energy tracking.
Your energy levels and health data reveal things about you that are deeply personal: health conditions you're managing, lifestyle choices, and vulnerabilities. You don't want that data on someone else's server.
Traditional apps sell your health data to data brokers, insurance companies, and advertisers. ReactLog takes a fundamentally different approach:
We charge for the app instead of charging you with your privacy. It's a sustainable business model that aligns our interests with yours. We want you to use ReactLog, but we don't want your data.
Persistent fatigue has many causes: poor sleep quality, sleep inconsistency, blood sugar swings, dehydration, vitamin deficiencies, stress, sedentary lifestyle, medication side effects, hormonal imbalances, or underlying health conditions. The key is systematic tracking. Most people try one solution at a time, never discovering what actually correlates with higher energy in their specific situation.
Rate your energy 1-3 times daily on a simple scale (1-10 works well). Morning, afternoon, and evening captures daily variation. Each rating takes about 10 seconds. Simultaneously, log the factors that might influence your energy: hours slept, quality of sleep, meals eaten, supplements taken, exercise completed, caffeine consumed, stress level, time outdoors. You don't need perfect logging. Consistent tracking of a few key factors reveals patterns quickly.
Yes. Data shows that most people discover 2-3 specific factors that significantly affect their energy once they track consistently. Someone discovers that morning light exposure raises afternoon energy by 20%. Another finds that magnesium at specific times eliminates afternoon crashes. A third discovers that sleep consistency matters far more than sleep duration for their energy levels. These discoveries can't happen without systematic tracking. Your brain detects obvious patterns, but misses subtle correlations and delayed effects.
Consistency matters more than frequency or specific times. Morning, mid-afternoon, and evening works well for most people—it captures your energy across the full day and shows how different times vary. But if you prefer different times, pick consistent times and stick to them. 7am, 1pm, and 7pm. Or 8am and 4pm. Or even just morning and evening. As long as you're consistent, ReactLog finds patterns. The frequency is less important than consistency.
ReactLog is currently free during Early Access. It will become a paid subscription app once we exit Early Access. Everyone who uses it during the Early Access period will receive a lifetime discount when subscriptions launch. We're not charging for Early Access so we can get real-world feedback from users and build exactly what people need.
Free during Early Access. No account required. Your energy data stays on your phone.