It points to better context.
Confidence should point to the next useful entry, not shame the user for missing data.
Timeline Confidence
For People who want honest visibility into how complete their health story is.
Understand what your timeline knows and what is still missing.
Timeline Confidence reflects how much useful context ofroot has available. It shows whether your story includes enough check-ins, events, notes, and optional health data to support clearer summaries and reports.
It measures completeness, context, continuity, and source coverage. It does not measure wellness, diagnosis confidence, or emergency risk.
Completeness, not wellness. Context, not medical certainty.
Why it matters
A timeline can be useful and still incomplete.
Confidence helps the user understand whether a summary has enough context or whether the next best step is another check-in.
It separates completeness from wellness.
A complete timeline does not mean a person is healthy. It means the story is easier to review.
It supports better reports.
Reports are more trustworthy when they are built from recent, source-framed context.
Confidence inputs
The timeline gets stronger through coverage.
Each kind of evidence answers a different question about what happened.
Daily check-ins
Recent symptoms and no-symptom days show what the person felt.
Context entries
Sleep, stress, activity, hydration, notes, and uploads show what was happening around it.
Supporting signals
Apple Health data, wearable signals, and pulse checks can support the timeline when available.
Report readiness
The more complete the story, the more useful a doctor-ready report can be.
The intended outcome
A product that is honest about what it knows and what it does not know.
OfRoot helps organize the story before care. It does not determine the medical cause of a change.
Boundaries
Timeline Confidence is not a health score.
Timeline Confidence explains data completeness and story readiness. It should not be read as a diagnosis, grade, or wellness score.
Not a wellness grade
Confidence does not say whether your health is good or bad.
Not diagnostic certainty
A complete timeline still needs clinical interpretation when medical decisions are involved.
Not a leaderboard
Confidence should guide your own next step, not compare you with other people.
Questions
Clear answers, without medical overclaiming.
OfRoot stays focused on preparation, memory, context, and timeline quality. It does not diagnose or replace medical care.
What does Timeline Confidence mean?
It reflects how complete the timeline is based on recent check-ins, symptoms, context, data sources, uploads, and reports.
Is Timeline Confidence a health score?
No. Timeline Confidence is about story completeness. It does not say whether your health is good or bad.
How do I improve Timeline Confidence?
Add recent check-ins, log no-symptom days, include context around symptoms, and connect or upload supporting health data when useful.
Keep exploring
Continue through the health-story loop.
Each route answers a different question while keeping the private timeline at the center.
Daily Check-In
Add the entries that make confidence improve over time.
Explore Daily Check-InWhat Changed
Use a stronger timeline to explain recent changes more clearly.
Explore What ChangedDoctor-Ready Report
See how timeline coverage supports a clearer report.
Explore Doctor-Ready ReportWhen Symptoms and Wearables Differ
Learn why missing or conflicting context should stay visible.
Read When Symptoms and Wearables DifferBegin privately
Know how complete your health story is.
Start with a browser-local Health Story. Build, review, copy, or print it before deciding whether an account is useful.