Voice-First Recovery Tracking
That Keeps the Plan Coherent
Capture what hurts, track rehab adherence, and keep specialist guidance usable day to day without losing the context you spoke out loud.
The Problem
Tracking recovery is too much work, so athletes guess.
Mainstream fitness products are good at objective activity data and weak at injury, symptom, and rehab context. Specialist advice gets scattered across PDFs, sticky notes, and memory.
Athletes need to know what is hurting, whether they are adhering to the plan, and whether they are moving back toward event readiness, but data-entry friction causes burnout within weeks.
The Solution
Speak your recovery. Keep the guidance coherent.
Fitness Log combines voice-first capture, structured recovery signals, and specialist-informed rehab guidance in one private workflow.
The Wedge in Sports Health
The "quantified self" market is saturated with hardware trackers, but the software layer is still weak at the rehabilitation and return-to-readiness layer.
Garmin Connect
Universal objective data, but terrible subjective UX. Users are limited to rigid sliders instead of nuanced context.
Strava
Excellent social network, but far too public to discuss raw medical symptoms, pain levels, and rehabilitation honesty.
Fitness Log
Wins by combining objective activity data with trusted voice capture, coherent clinician guidance, and rehab adherence visibility.