2 minutes a day
A short entry is enough to keep observation continuous.
Help and answers
Short and clear: how to start a diary, what reports show, what happens to your data, and where the role of the app ends.
A short entry is enough to keep observation continuous.
You can export your data and delete your account in settings.
A report organizes facts that are hard to recreate from memory.
The app does not diagnose, recommend treatment, or select doses.
Categories
Questions are grouped by the moment when they usually appear: from the first entry to reports and data security.
What feelink is and who it may help.
feelink is an app for calm self-observation. You write a short entry about wellbeing, sleep, treatment context, and daily rhythms, and the app organizes those notes into views and reports that are easier to discuss with a specialist.
feelink was created with ADHD treatment monitoring in mind, but a diary for wellbeing, sleep, stress, and everyday observations may also support other conversations with a specialist. The app does not assume a diagnosis and does not interpret data as a medical decision.
No. feelink is a self-observation and note-organization tool. It does not diagnose, recommend treatment, select doses, or replace consultation. Always make health decisions with a specialist.
Yes. feelink is a Progressive Web App (PWA) - install it on your phone like a regular app from the browser, no app store download needed. Works on iOS, Android, and desktop.
What the diary looks like, how long it takes, and when to add context.
You can track mood, sleep, stress, focus, treatment context, activity, caffeine, side effects, rebound, and selected vital signs. You do not need to fill in everything - the form hides fields that do not make sense that day and suggests values from your previous entry.
Usually about 2 minutes. The form suggests values from your previous entry, so you only change what was actually different. You can keep the entry short or add more detail when something matters that day.
An observer is someone close to you who can add a short external perspective, for example on focus, calmness, communication, or task completion. You share a unique link, and their answers appear in your analytics. It is extra context, not a medical assessment.
What summaries show and how to use them during an appointment.
feelink shows summaries, trends, week-to-week comparisons, and PDF reports. The goal is to organize observations: what repeats, what changes over time, and what may be worth bringing to an appointment. It is not an assessment of treatment effectiveness - medical conclusions should always be discussed with a doctor.
Yes. You can prepare a PDF report or data export to make it easier to talk about the last few weeks. The report supports the conversation, but it does not replace an interview, examination, or specialist decision.
What is included in the basic plan, Pro, and one-time reports.
The basic plan lets you start a diary and export your data as CSV and JSON. Pro adds expanded PDF reports, premium exports, and collaboration features. Billing currency is PLN for Poland and EUR for other EU countries.
It is an option for people who need a single report for a specific appointment without starting a subscription. If you want to use reports regularly, it is worth checking the Pro plan.
Where data is stored, how you manage it, and what you can delete.
Data is stored on servers in the European Union, protected by TLS encryption and database-level isolation. Each user sees only their own entries. Details are described in the privacy policy.
In your account settings, you'll find the option to delete all data. Under GDPR, you have full rights to delete, export, and transfer your data. You can also write to us at privacy@feelink.app.
feelink is available in Polish and English. The language is automatically detected from your browser settings on first visit, and you can change it anytime in the app settings.
How to use observations responsibly without making treatment decisions on your own.
Do not change treatment on your own based on a report, chart, or single entry. feelink helps you gather observations, but decisions about medication, doses, and therapy changes require consultation with a specialist.
Write down when the symptom appears, how long it lasts, how intense it is, and what happened that day. This can be a useful starting point for a conversation. If symptoms are sudden, strong, or worrying, contact a specialist.
Create an account, add your first short entry, and see how everyday observations become material for a specialist conversation.