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D.O.S.E.
Log a meal. Check in later. Notice what repeats.
D.O.S.E. is a personal food and wellness journal that helps you notice how you feel after eating. Instead of prescribing a universal diet or labeling foods as good or bad, it helps you build a clearer picture from your own repeated observations.
Get D.O.S.E.How It Works
Six quiet steps. No calorie counting, no weighing food, no barcode scanning, no nutrient tracking.
Log a meal
Record what you ate and add a few basic details. Logging is intentionally quick.
Wait and continue normally
D.O.S.E. opens a check-in window about 90 minutes after the meal, and can remind you so you do not have to watch the clock. You just continue your day.
Complete a short check-in
When the check-in becomes available, record what you notice: energy, hunger or satisfaction, focus, mood, and digestion. That check-in becomes an observation connected to that specific meal.
Build a personal evidence profile
As more meal and check-in pairs accumulate, D.O.S.E. looks for repeated associations. It never treats one difficult afternoon or one satisfying meal as proof of anything.
Review the supporting evidence
Open any pattern and see the meals and check-ins that built it. The process is transparent: you inspect the underlying observations instead of receiving an unexplained score. Language stays careful, like "often associated with," instead of claiming one food caused a response.
Learn and experiment
Lessons cover meal composition, satisfaction, energy, focus, timing, and how to interpret food claims. When enough evidence supports a personal pattern, you can run a simple experiment: change one small thing, keep the rest similar, and compare the new observations against your earlier baseline.
How D.O.S.E. Can Help
- Make food journaling more useful. Traditional journals record only what you ate. D.O.S.E. connects each meal with what you noticed afterward, turning a list of foods into a more meaningful record.
- Reduce confusion from conflicting advice. Nutrition recommendations conflict because different plans are built on different assumptions. D.O.S.E. gives you a structured way to observe your own experience without claiming one universal plan is right for everyone.
- Identify repeated associations. Steadier energy, earlier hunger, better or worse focus, changes in mood, digestive comfort or discomfort. These are observations, not diagnoses, but they help you ask better questions and make more deliberate choices.
- Avoid overreacting to one meal. Sleep, stress, activity, hydration, workload, and timing all influence how you feel. D.O.S.E. acknowledges that context and never blames a meal based on a single check-in.
- Support gradual, practical changes. Change one thing at a time. Comparisons stay easy to understand, and there is no room for restrictive, complicated, or impulsive overhauls.
What D.O.S.E. Does Not Do
D.O.S.E. is a general-wellness and educational journaling tool. It is honest about its limits:
- It does not diagnose a health condition
- It does not measure glucose or blood sugar
- It does not prescribe a diet
- It does not count calories
- It does not promise weight loss
- It does not guarantee a particular outcome
- It does not prove that one food caused a symptom
- It does not replace medical care or professional nutrition advice
On the App Store
Watch Your Own Body
D.O.S.E. is on the App Store. Download it, log your first meal, and check in about 90 minutes later. You can begin anonymously and secure your progress later with Sign in with Apple. Your data can be deleted from inside the app at any time.
Get D.O.S.E.On Android? The beta is iPhone-only for now.
Your observations are yours. Begin without an account, sign in with Apple only if you want to protect your progress across devices, and delete your account and data from inside the app whenever you choose. Support and privacy pages are linked inside the app.