Daily mood course
Depression and elevation are tracked separately, following Life Chart research on day-by-day bipolar monitoring.
Mood tracker made for bipolar disorder.
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Track your mood, sleep and 15+ metrics
Mood & energy MoodDepressionElevationAnxietyEnergySleep Sleep durationSleep timingSleep qualitySymptoms & function IrritabilityPsychomotor activityFunctioningSymptomsCare & context MedicationTherapyTriggersTagsGoalsPsychotic symptoms - Don’t rely on memory
- Understand what triggers your episodes
Whole picture
Built from published bipolar research
The research behind what we track.
Sleep patterns
Sleep duration and timing stay visible because sleep changes can move alongside later mood changes.
Care-ready context
Medication and daily context stay beside the timeline, so a report is useful in a care conversation.
The hard part
It is rarely one change.
Sleep, energy, irritability, mood and medication can change on different days. Later, the sequence is hard to rebuild from memory.
Sleep shifts Energy changes Irritability follows Medication changes too
Steadyline keeps the pieces together while they are still close.
One simple loop
A clearer picture, one day at a time.
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Log what is happening
Start with the core signals. Add detail when you have it.
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Notice what is changing
Review the record when you need to see the recent shape of things.
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Prepare useful context
Bring a clearer timeline into the next care conversation.
For appointments
Your appointment should not depend on memory.
Prepare mood and sleep trends, medication history, symptom changes, triggers and the questions you want to discuss. Spend less time reconstructing the last few months.
Reports are generated and shared by you. Raw daily notes are not included.
What stays together
Tracking that stays manageable.
Keep the signals that may matter in one place, with room to go deeper only when it is useful.
Mood and stability
Keep the day in context, without flattening it into one feeling.
Sleep and energy
Review the shifts that are easier to miss when they live in separate places.
Irritability and elevation
Leave room for the changes that do not fit a simple mood score.
Medication and dose changes
Keep treatment context beside the rest of the timeline.
Symptoms, triggers and notes
Preserve the detail that may be useful later.
Your information
Your record stays under your control.
Stored locallyUse the app offline with Cloud Sync turned off.
Shared by choiceCloud Sync, optional AI features and reports are opt-in.
Export or deleteControl local and cloud data from the app settings.
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Available on iPhone and Android.
Monthly access is $12.99. Yearly access is $59.99.
One plan includes logging, reports, insights, backup and the rest of Steadyline.
No general trial is listed in the current public pricing. Renewal and cancellation terms appear before purchase.
Helpful reading
Start where your question is.
Common questions
Before you begin.
Is Steadyline only for bipolar disorder?
Steadyline is specifically designed around bipolar tracking. Its daily record keeps mood, sleep, energy, medication and changes in context together.
Does Steadyline diagnose episodes?
No. It records self-reported information and helps organize it for review. It does not diagnose, predict episodes, recommend medication changes or replace care.
Can I share information with my psychiatrist?
Yes, when you choose to. You can generate a report for a care conversation. Raw daily notes are not placed in the clinician report.
Can I use the app without sharing information?
Yes. Local tracking works on your device. Cloud Sync, AI features and report sharing are optional.
How long does daily tracking take?
There is no fixed time. The log starts with a few core fields, then leaves room for notes and detail when you have the energy for them.
What happens after the trial?
No general trial is listed in the current public pricing. Steadyline Pro is $12.99/month or $59.99/year. The App Store or Google Play purchase screen shows the current price, renewal and cancellation terms before you buy.
Start today
Start building a clearer baseline.
You do not have to remember everything at once. Begin with today.
