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Steady

If you don't track it, you don't care.

Track what matters.Build the life you want.

  • Lose weight: track it.
  • Make more money: track it.
  • Build better relationships: track it.

Turn what you care about into something you can see, manage, and improve: track the signal, spot the pattern, make the next move.

Track what you care about

The results you want start with the signals you track.

Tracking is one of the simplest, most effective ways to get better results in the parts of life you care about most. Steady makes the pattern visible, keeps you accountable, and helps you optimize toward more of what you want.

Lose weight: track it.

Track weight, food, sleep, and activity.

Make more money: track it.

Track spending, revenue, and focused work.

Build better relationships: track it.

Track quality time, appreciation, conflict, and repair.

  • Weight and scale photosText the number, snap the scale, or let a connected scale sync it.
  • Food, calories, and body progressMeal photos, calorie logs, progress photos, and body-composition context.
  • Activity, workouts, and stepsWorkout notes, bodyweight sessions, walks, screenshots, and daily step counts.
  • Brushing and flossingDental habits, frequency, missed days, and simple streaks.
  • CaffeineCoffee, energy drinks, timing, and how much you had.
  • HydrationWater intake, electrolyte drinks, dehydration cues, and daily fluid streaks.
  • Medications and supplementsPrescriptions, vitamins, creatine, supplements, missed doses, and adherence notes.
  • Symptoms, pain, and illnessHeadaches, stomach issues, fatigue, soreness, allergies, flare-ups, triggers, and sick days.
  • Mood, stress, and energyMood, anxiety, stress, loneliness, confidence, energy, overwhelm, and emotional patterns.
  • AlcoholDrinks, quantity, timing, and whether it happened alone or with other people.
  • Nicotine, vaping, and substancesSmoking, vaping, cannabis, other substance use, urges, avoided use, reduction, and quit streaks.
  • TV, movies, and sports watchingWhat you watched, how long, and whether it was alone or social.
  • Social media and screen timeScrolling, app use, late-night screen time, and context.
  • Finances and spendingPurchases, receipts, groceries, and spending patterns.
  • Private adult habit trackingPorn use, urges, avoided use, relapse, quitting, and streaks for adults.
  • Anger and emotional regulationLost temper, triggers, regret, surrounding events, and repair patterns.
  • Mindfulness, prayer, and journalingMeditation, breathwork, prayer, gratitude, journaling, reflection, and calm-down practices.
  • Relationships, good and badCompliments, flowers, selfish acts, conflict, repair, partner and family moments.
  • Chores and cleaningLaundry, clothes, sweeping, bathroom cleaning, errands, and housework.
  • Quality social and family timeWho you spent time with and whether they align with health, wealth, and family goals.
  • Caregiving, kids, and petsReading to your kid, school routines, family responsibilities, pet care, and care tasks.
  • Comfort-zone challengesPublic speaking, hard meetings, approaching people, and confidence reps.
  • Sleep and bedtimeBedtime texts, wake context, routine notes, sleep timing, and sleep-quality patterns.
  • Work and deep workNormal work, deep focused sessions, admin work, meetings, output, and interruptions.
  • Learning, reading, and skillsReading, studying, language practice, writing, music, coding, creative work, and skill reps.
  • Daily movementSteps, walks, active minutes, and movement consistency.
  • Cycle, fertility, and hormonesPeriod tracking, PMS symptoms, fertility context, pregnancy notes, menopause, and hormone patterns.
  • Preventive care and appointmentsDoctor visits, dentist visits, screenings, labs, vaccines, annual checkups, and follow-through.
  • Vitals and wearable signalsHeart rate, HRV, blood pressure, glucose, resting heart rate, readiness, and wearable screenshots.
  • Custom goals and streaksCreate your own tracker for anything you want to optimize: reading to your kid, writing, calls, prayer, kindness, or a personal daily rep.
  • Recovery contextSleep, stress, fatigue, and anything affecting your next choice.