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Your health has layers. Bring them together.
A personal record that gives sleep, movement, meals, and everyday context a place together.
The Strata field guide
Practical ways to record your days, review your history, and understand what the numbers can—and cannot—tell you.
guides for the records
that make up your life.
Start here · Product story
A personal record that gives sleep, movement, meals, and everyday context a place together.
Read the storyAverage sleep
7h 42m
October 5–11 · Alex's example week
The layers of your week
Duration and nightly detail
Steps and recorded sessions
Your notes add context
Find your bearings and build a routine.

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A personal record that gives sleep, movement, meals, and everyday context a place together.

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Start with available records, add a little context, and make your first review manageable.

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A simple sequence for reviewing recorded sleep, activity, nutrition, and context without chasing every number.

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Useful questions that turn recorded data into summaries you can check in Strata.

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Understand the connection, begin with a read-only question, and verify the result in the app.
Keep the details you want to remember.

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Give a connected assistant enough detail to create a nutrition entry you can inspect and correct.

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Find the right entry, correct the detail that changed, and check the updated daily totals.

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Use a saved meal template as a starting point, with portions that still match what you eat.

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Read the nutrients recorded in a day and distinguish a complete log from an incomplete breakdown.

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Understand Strata's day-by-day budget view and keep planned amounts separate from recorded intake.

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Keep mood, stress, and short notes alongside the physical records you review.

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Record an episode's timing, severity, and context in a history you can review later.

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Distinguish a medication's recorded dose information from the history of logged doses.

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Organize panels by date and inspect a test's result, unit, and original reference range together.
Follow the evidence behind the overview.

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Read the nightly records behind a weekly average and notice gaps before interpreting a change.

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Review steps, exercise minutes, and workout records as different views of activity.

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Understand individual weight readings and Strata's smoothed weekly direction measure.

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Use Strata's vitals detail to inspect recorded HRV and the context behind a baseline comparison.

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Read an insight with its observations, coverage, and uncertainty before assigning a cause.

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Explore the component inputs, completeness, and model uncertainty behind Strata's directional estimate.
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