Everything about your life is a health signal. Sesharo collects them quietly and tells you what's actually affecting you.
No forms. No food database. No searching for the right entry. One sentence, in your own words, and Sesharo works out the rest.
Nothing you type is thrown away. If Sesharo can't place it, it's kept as a note — an event with no detail is still a signal.
The goal is to collect as much as possible without you doing anything. Where that isn't possible yet, capture is fast enough that nothing gets lost.
Link a service once and it feeds you forever. Sleep, heart, glucose, workouts, calendar, weather, spending, commits.
Small programs on your Mac, PC and home network. What you worked in, how long you focused, when you left the house, how warm the bedroom was.
The things no sensor can see. How you felt, what you ate, whether the day was any good. One line, or one tap.
Everything lands on the same day, in the same place — your one-word log arriving already wrapped in where you were, how you slept, what the weather did and what your calendar looked like.
How one thing is going. “Averaging 7h02m, drifting down for three weeks.”
What two things do to each other. “Every meeting past the second costs you 47 minutes of focus.”
We're as interested in your spending and your mood as we are in your HRV and your mood.
Nothing here is measured against a population. No “8,000 steps is good.” Every scale slides to fit you — and it knows a Saturday isn't a Tuesday.
Which is how a vacation caught up with someone: two weeks of holiday coffee, then home. Three miserable days that felt like they came out of nowhere. Sesharo had already flagged six days running far above his own normal — the withdrawal was the obvious ending to a story he couldn't see while he was in it.
Every other app silently picks one and never tells you which. Here it's yours to set — and every number can show you where it came from.
How Trackers work →Six apps already show you your resting heart rate. None of them have ever told you why it went up.
Search a database, scan a barcode, pick a portion
Type what you ate. We itemise it and work out the macros.
Your body
Your body, your calendar, your commute, your desk, your house, your money
A number someone picked for everyone
Your own trailing history, weekday-aware
Missed
Tested at every lag, because most of them do
One silently wins
You pick, and any value will show its working
Your numbers, in one place
Sentences you can act on
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