Tuesday, 17 June
6 entries today · 3 trackers logged
ran 5km this morning
07:42Sleep7.4h
09:15Meditation20min
11:08Deep work1.5h
12:30Mood8/10
14:30Pages read12p
18:20Run5.0km
Workouts, sleep, mood, focus and money — in one place. See your baseline and how it changes, without targets or judgment.
Workouts in Strava. Sleep in a health app. Mood in your notes. Every app knows a fragment of you — none knows the whole.
Three steps from a scattered life to a system you can actually read.
Create your own trackers — numeric, duration, scale or yes/no — or import straight from Strava.
Heatmaps, activity rings and year / month / week views turn raw entries into something you can read at a glance.
Patterns, personal records and trends over time show your baseline — and what's changing.
Heatmaps and year / month / week views show continuity, gaps, and shifts in intensity. You see periods that differ from your usual baseline — without labeling whether they were good or bad.
Averages, ranges and week-over-week shifts on any tracker. Your data settles into a baseline — an honest picture of where you are, no target attached.
Type "ran 5km" — the entry writes itself. Samlla picks the right tracker, parses the value and files it. No forms, no dropdowns. Works in English and Polish.
07:42 · category HealthConnect Strava once. Runs, rides, and other activities land in the same chronology as your own entries.
Bring Strava activities together with sleep, mood and recovery trackers. Compare weeks and see your own baseline — without another score telling you whether you were good enough.
Log deep work, focus and energy in seconds. Look back at the rhythm that's actually there instead of setting another productivity target.
Keep sleep, mood, reading and notes in one timeline. See patterns and changes without streak pressure or being graded.
You're handing over data about your whole life. We treat it that way — export everything anytime, no data ever sold.
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Those products start with a predefined domain. Samlla lets you define your own trackers and view different parts of life in one timeline. It doesn't yet claim automatic cross-tracker correlations.
No. Samlla starts with what actually happened. It shows your baseline and changes over time without asking you to set a target.
Yes — you define the type (numeric, duration, scale, yes/no), an icon and a category.
Not yet. Quick Add handles one activity per command and lets you verify it before saving.
No. Everything can be logged manually. Quick Add is an optional faster input.
Strava. Other integrations remain roadmap items without promised dates.
Connect your account once; activities (16 types) flow in automatically.
Yes — export everything anytime, no data ever sold, GDPR-compliant.
Yes, Free is free forever. Pro is $9/mo during early access, and that price stays for early adopters.
In your browser, as a PWA — install it on phone and desktop.
Samlla is currently in private early access — public signup is closed.