A private health tracker that finds the patterns in your own logs — sleep, food, supplements, symptoms — across the time lags where cause and effect actually hide.
We'll email you once, when it's on the App Store. No spam, no selling your address.
If you already track how you react to methylfolate, aged or fermented foods, caffeine, or a new supplement, you've been doing this by hand — in notes, in your head, in a spreadsheet that never quite answers the question. Traceline is that spreadsheet, grown up: a correlation engine that watches your inputs against your outcomes over time, and tells you honestly when the data is too thin to say.
Supplements, meals, symptoms, sleep, HRV and more — in a quiet dashboard built for consistency, not guilt.
The engine compares each input against your outcomes across a range of time lags — because your reactions rarely happen the same hour.
A finding surfaces only when your own data supports it — with a plain-language read on how strong it really is.
Compares your logged inputs against your outcomes across a range of time lags — the core of the whole app.
Recovery, Sleep, Nutrition and Stress in plain language — never red-alert pressure.
Start a change, close it, and see the before-and-after on your own numbers.
Import a 23andMe or AncestryDNA file to record the markers you track — COMT, MTHFR, DAO and more — read entirely on-device.
Sync sleep, HRV and resting heart rate so your day starts already filled in.
Track lab results over time and see a rough, clearly-labeled biological-age estimate from your own trends.
Slow COMT. MTHFR. Histamine and tyramine. Caffeine that hits differently. If you're the kind of person who already suspects a food or a supplement is doing something — and you want to actually find out, in your own body, rather than guess — this was built for you. It speaks your language without ever telling you what to do.
There's no account and no sign-up. Nothing is uploaded, nothing is sold, and there's no tracking of any kind. That isn't a setting you toggle — it's how the app is built.
Traceline is a self-tracking tool, not a medical device. It shows you patterns in your own data — it doesn't diagnose, prescribe, or tell you what to do. When the evidence is weak, it says so.
Join the waitlist and we'll email you once — the day Traceline is on the App Store.