Meals and drinks
Keep food and drink entries with ingredients, tags and an optional photo.
BrightTrace · iPhone app in development
A clearer day starts with a record.
BrightTrace is being built for parents and caregivers of children with ADHD or autism who want one calm place to record daily care, keep routines visible and look back at descriptive patterns.
BrightTrace is currently in development for iPhone and is not available for public download.
The daily record
Keep the small facts together.
Record what happened while it is fresh, then use the timeline to look back at the day.
Supplements
Record supplements with dose and unit details.
Sleep
Note sleep times, quality, night wakes and observations.
Behavior and emotions
Capture challenging behavior or positive moments, with context and response.
Training and activities
Track an activity, time spent, completion and participation.
Bowel movements
Record Bristol type and other observations when you choose to add them.
A simple loop
Record. Follow the plan. Look back.
Routine confirmations, local reminders and later review stay close to the same daily record.
Record what happened
Keep day-to-day observations in one timeline, with optional notes and meal photos.
Keep today visible
Daily plans and optional on-device reminders help distinguish pending, completed and not-completed items.
Review descriptively
Local comparisons and event-before reviews arrange recorded information by time; they do not establish why something happened.
Clear boundaries
Private by default. Careful by design.
BrightTrace is a local record and descriptive review, not a diagnosis tool or a cloud account.
Your records stay local
BrightTrace has no account or cross-device cloud sync. Records, photos and comparisons are stored or generated on your device.
Missing is not zero
A day without an entry remains unrecorded; it is not treated as proof that nothing happened.
Not medical advice
BrightTrace does not diagnose, recommend treatment, or determine whether an intervention works. A recorded association is not proof of cause.
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