Participant check-in

One short check-in a day.

This page is designed for repeated follow-up, not for interpretation after a single day. Once you sign in, entries are stored in the secure study backend and later linked back to your wearable history.

Participant profile

Study identity

If your study link already includes a participant code, it will appear here automatically. Save it after signing in so the code is linked to your secure study account.

Current participant
No participant code linked to this account yet.

Progress

Your follow-up window

These markers do not interpret symptoms. They only show how far the study window has progressed.

Total check-ins0
Most recent day
Current streak0 days
Current phaseStarting
7-day baseline0 / 7 days completed
14-day pattern review0 / 14 days completed
28-day review-ready window0 / 28 days completed

Daily entry

Record or edit a day

Linkage rule: if the night started late on the 15th and ended on the 16th, the check-in date should still be 2026-04-15.

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Binary context

Recent history

Your study follow-up log

You can review and edit previous entries here. Participant-facing export and backup tools are intentionally hidden.

Date Sleep Stress Anxiety Fatigue Context Note Actions
No local entries yet.
Study privacy This participant view writes to the secure study backend after sign-in. Data is private by default and linked to your participant code and account.

Change log

Mark interventions, changes, or disruptions

Use this section when something starts, stops, or changes in a way that could affect sleep or next-day burden. These anchors drive later pre/post response reads.

Response anchors

Your logged change windows

These rows do not interpret the response by themselves. They create the anchors the study will later use to compare before and after.

Date Label Type Target Direction Note Actions
No synced change events yet.
Why this matters These event anchors are what let Butterfly Effect move from static pattern description to governed pre/post response analysis.