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Your history, always searchable

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Your health, in your own words

Understand your health,day by day

Log how you feel, what you eat, and how you sleep. M5 Health turns that record into patterns you can act on.

  • 01Daily check-insHow you actually felt
  • 02SleepNightly rest and recovery
  • 03MealsWhat you ate, and when
  • 04Body responseWhere symptoms show up
  • 05ExperimentsWhat you changed on purpose
Results tracking

Kept overyour lifetime.

Nothing expires and nothing is thrown away. Every entry stays in one place, so a question about last spring has an answer.

Meals

Log a meal by photo or description. It joins the same timeline as your sleep and check-ins, so you can compare them later.

See how logging works

The things peopleactually want to work out.

M5 Health is a record and an assistant, not a diagnosis. It helps you see what is going on so you can have a better conversation with a clinician.

  • Sleep quality
  • Energy
  • Digestion
  • Stress
  • Recovery
  • Mood
  • Focus
  • Appetite
  • Training load
  • Hydration
  • Routine
How it works

Three steps, andnone of them are hard.

The work is in showing up daily. Everything after that is the app's job.

Record what happens

[ 1 ]

Check in daily, log meals, note how you slept. It takes a minute and it is yours — nothing is inferred from a device you do not own.

Today

How did you sleep?

PoorokayGood

See it in one place

[ 2 ]

Your entries become a single timeline. Upload documents to your vault and they join the same record, searchable alongside everything else.

Check-ins28
Meals logged96
Documents7

Ask what it means

[ 3 ]

The assistant reads your history, not the internet at large. Ask why a week felt heavy, and it answers from what you actually logged.

Energy, last 14 days

Trending up after earlier dinners

Why it adds up

Turn a habit of logginginto decisions you trust

Patterns you would not notice

A rough Thursday is noise. Nine rough Thursdays is a pattern. Trends surface across weeks, not moments.

Habits connected to outcomes

See how late meals, short nights, and heavy training line up against how you felt the next day.

Changes you can test

Run a deliberate experiment, hold everything else steady, and keep the result in your record for good.