Healthcount is built for the long game. One diary line a day becomes calorie balance, dose timing and a weight trend line. When the trend starts to drift, you find out early, with one useful next step. Measured, not moralised.
Type what you ate in plain words and Healthcount turns it into calories and protein. Log as much or as little as you like; one line a day is enough for the maths to work, and nothing gets scored red or green.
Weigh in when it suits you. Healthcount reads the weekly trend line, because a kilo of day-to-day wobble is mostly water and glycogen, not fat.
If you set up a medication schedule, Healthcount tracks dose days and timing down to the half-life, and checks in if a dose is missed. Entirely optional.
Short questions, prompted only when the numbers suggest something may be changing. Most of the time the signals are stable, so Healthcount has nothing to ask.
Healthcount doesn't reward you for logging or punish you for missing a day. Maintenance is a long game, and streak mechanics create the wrong incentives. A week without logging is a gap in the data, not a failure.
Drift is normal. Missing a dose is normal. The numbers inform you; they don't judge you. No red or green foods, no moralising, no cheerleading.
When the numbers move, Healthcount suggests one practical next action, not a list of tasks. If the right step is to speak to your prescriber, it will say so clearly.
Even if your employer or insurer is funding the programme, they do not see your individual data. Reporting is always aggregated and anonymised.
Healthcount is available through employer and insurer programmes, and for individual early access.