Relationship explorer
Which conditions lined up with different outcomes?
Revenue $164Mood 8.2
Co-movement worth testingMood and revenue moved up together on 6 of 8 comparable days.
8 paired daysassociation, not cause
Your week, finally in context
Know why this week felt so hard.
Swaymark connects your sleep and recovery from Apple Health with mood check-ins, GitHub activity, and app metrics—then shows which conditions moved together. Revenue is optional.
Apple Health + moodGitHub + app metricsCautious relationship testing
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Your week in contextWhat surrounded your mood
Illustrative data · 14-day viewM56:08late code
T87:41clear
W77:22clear
T55:56late code
F97:58clear
S66:31late code
S88:12clear
Swaymark noticedLate code appeared on all three shorter-sleep nights.
Early patternI found one thing worth testing.
One private timeline
Apple HealthGitHubPostHogXRevenueCatStripe
Connect only what you use. Revenue is optional.See the product
Check in quickly.
Get a relationship you can inspect.
Each day adds a little context. Swaymark pairs it with connected health, work, and product data, then lets you explore what changed together and ask what the evidence supports.
All screens below use clearly labeled illustrative, sanitized data.Illustrative example
Today · illustrative
Today's five
3 primary signalsAnchor the day
Sleep7.5 h
Move42 min
FocusYes
2 supporting signalsKeep context light
Side projectDone
NutritionLogged
Ask · illustrative
Ask your timeline
14d30d
Did late project work change how I felt the next day?
Sample answer · 14-day window
Nights with commits after 10:30 p.m. were followed by an average mood of 6.1, compared with 7.4 after earlier finishes.
- Late nights
- 5
- Comparison nights
- 9
- Missing mood
- 1
What you are signing up for
A small daily habit.
A clearer weekly answer.
No spreadsheet to maintain. No score telling you that you failed. Swaymark does the connecting and keeps the conclusion appropriately cautious.
A ritual you will actually keep
Complete Sleep, Move, and Focus, then two supporting goals. Add a mood or note whenever it helps.
A story, not another dashboard
See what improved, what moved together, what contradicts the pattern, and one experiment worth trying.
A playbook built from your evidence
Keep the patterns that hold up, retire the ones that do not, and learn the conditions where you do your best work.
The problem
Everything is tracked.
Nothing is connected.
Each app understands one part of the story. None can explain the week because none can see the whole person behind it.
Your body
Apple Health
Sleep, workouts, recovery
Your work
GitHub
Commits and work patterns
Your product
Product tools
Usage, revenue, cancellations
Your context
Mood + notes
How the day actually felt
Swaymark sees the relationships.
The daily ritual
Five quick signals. The rest arrives automatically.
Track three core goals and two supporting ones. Add a mood and note whenever it helps. Swaymark keeps the ritual smaller than the insight it unlocks.
Sleep
7 hr goal
Move
60 min goal
Focus
No · Partly · Yes
Side project
Improve one thing
Nutrition
Lightweight check
Mood can happen more than once a day.Rate 1–10, add an optional note, move on.
How it works
Tracking is the mechanism.
Understanding is the product.
Record
Complete Five Signals in seconds and check in with your mood when useful.
Connect
Import health, code, product, audience, and monetization context automatically.
Compare
Swaymark tests same-day and delayed relationships against your own baseline.
Experiment
Choose one small change, watch what happens, and keep what earns evidence.
The first aha
Give it two weeks.
Learn something useful.
Swaymark does not hand you a generic score or confident life advice. It names one relationship, shows the evidence, points out what weakens it, and suggests a bounded experiment.
- Exact dates and values
- Sample size and comparison group
- Counterexamples and missing data
- Same-day or delayed timing
Weekly StoryAug 17–23 · illustrative example
A relationship worth testing
More sleep tended to come before a better mood.
On 5 of 6 comparable days, longer sleep was followed by a higher mood check-in. Late project work appeared on three of the shorter nights.
Longer-sleep days7h 34mMood 8.1
Shorter-sleep days6h 21mMood 6.3
- Window
- 14 days
- Sample
- 6 pairs
- Timing
- Next day
Evidence, not a verdict. One counterexample and a small sample keep this tentative.
Trust is a product surface
Private by design.
Careful by default.
Your data stays yours
No advertising. No employee surveillance. Connect only the sources you want and revoke them when you want.
Missing stays missing
Swaymark never invents a mood, recovery, revenue, or productivity value to make a chart look complete.
Evidence, not verdicts
Patterns use cautious language, expose caveats, and invite a small test instead of pretending correlation is proof.
Simple subscription
One plan.
Your whole picture.
Start with a 7-day trial. Import available history, complete your Five Signals, and let the first useful relationship earn the subscription.
Swaymark annual$39.99per year
That's $3.33/month
- Five Signals + unlimited mood notes
- Health, work, and product integrations
- Weekly Story and experiment
- Personal Playbook that grows with you
Bad days are data, not failure.
Make the week make sense.
Bring the person and the product onto one timeline.
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