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Start your OfRoot health timeline.

Make the timeline useful quickly: add one Daily Check-In, attach optional Health app data if available, and review a calmer summary before care.

The start is not about perfect logging. It is about building a health story you can trust later.

First-week guide

Three steps are enough.

Start small, keep the record honest, and review the summary before chasing detail.

01

Start your private timeline

Add your first Daily Check-In, note, upload, or optional Health app source that reflects what has been happening lately.

02

Add daily context

Use symptoms, no-symptom days, notes, sleep, stress, travel, activity, and habits to explain what changed.

03

Review the summary

Before a visit, read the health timeline and carry forward the clearest account of what changed.

Inside OfRoot

Know where to look first.

OfRoot uses simple timeline areas so the private story stays easy to understand.

Summary

The fastest orientation point for what changed, what stayed steady, and what symptom context is attached.

Activity

The place to review connected signals, uploads, recordings, and what reached the timeline.

Symptoms

The lived side of the record, where the health timeline gets the context only you can provide.

FAQ

First-week questions.

Do I need to connect everything on day one?

No. Start with one useful source plus a little context. You can expand the record over time.

Should I log every symptom?

No. Log the moments that clarify the story: when something felt different, stronger, more frequent, or worth remembering later.

What should I do if something feels urgent?

Use qualified medical care or emergency services when needed. OfRoot is for organizing context before care, not replacing care.

Next step

Start your private timeline.

New to OfRoot? Start the trial path. Already inside? Use Member Login and start with Summary.