Check in
Start with what’s on your mind.
A quick label can be enough. Use the familiar choices or create labels in your own words, with room for a note when you want to add context.
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A place to put
the thought.
Food crossed my mind About to eat ✓Want to keep eatingJust checking in
+ Create a label in your own words
ABOUT TO EATGlad I didn’t end up snacking right before this. I’m now more excited for the meal. Trying to remember this feeling.
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Explore your tools
Find a little support for the moment.
When you’d like some support, explore ideas like taking a short walk or giving a thought some time. Add your own tools and build a collection that feels useful to you.
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Check-inLater that afternoon
What do you
notice now?
You chose: Take a short walk
A little quieterAbout the same ✓A little stronger
YOUR NOTEI went outside. The thought is still here, but I enjoyed the break.
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Reflect on today
Look back at how today felt.
Bring together your check-ins and how the day felt. Your AI reflection can connect relevant earlier check-ins with today, highlight similarities or differences, and offer a question worth exploring. You can also recap a day without individual check-ins.
JournalYour day
There’s more
to a day.
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HOW TODAY FELTFood thoughts came and went today.
The afternoon felt full. It was good to take a moment outside.
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AI reflectionFrom your observations
A familiar kind
of afternoon.
A CONNECTION TO CONSIDERToday and on Tuesday, you mentioned food staying on your mind during a busy afternoon. You also described enjoying today’s break outside, even though the thought felt the same.
↳ Today: “Busy afternoon. The thought is still here.”
↳ Tuesday: “Back-to-back plans. Food kept coming to mind.”
Is there something about those afternoons you’d like to notice?
+ A moment outside Your own tool, added by you
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See the bigger picture
See how food thoughts vary over time.
Explore your calendar to see how recorded days felt. Revisit your notes and reflections across weeks and months to notice what’s changing and return to ideas you want to explore.
Your calendar2026
September
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More demandingMixedEasierChecked in
SEPTEMBER 17 · AI DAY SUMMARY Mixed day4 notes
Your notes describe a mixed day: food was on your mind during a busy afternoon, including a craving for something sweet. You enjoyed a break outside even though the thought stayed, and by dinner, food felt less on your mind.
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