Caffeine
Track the caffeine. Then see what it is doing to the rest of your day.
Wellness Project tracks each dose, your daily total, and when you had it. Log coffee, tea, energy drinks, pre-workout, or supplements, then put caffeine beside sleep, HRV, resting heart rate, recovery, training, and nutrition instead of treating it as an isolated number.
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What's inside
Caffeine tracking built for context, not just counting milligrams
See today’s total and every dose
Each entry keeps the milligrams and the time you had it, so the caffeine page can show today’s total, recent doses, and a real history instead of a single number that resets at midnight.
Keep caffeine on your dashboard
Add the optional Caffeine card to your customizable dashboard for a fast daily total without opening another tracker.
Log the coffee with the meal
Coffee, tea, energy drinks, soda, pre-workout, and supplements can be logged directly, through chat, or alongside a meal or photo scan. The caffeine sidecar stays linked to the thing you actually consumed.
Save it once, reuse it with recipes
Saved recipes can carry their caffeine with them. Log your usual breakfast and cold brew again and the saved caffeine values replay with the meal instead of making you enter them twice.
Import supported caffeine data
On compatible app builds, Wellness Project can import dietary caffeine written to Apple Health or Health Connect, preserving the amount and time while deduplicating repeated reads.
Let the coaches read the pattern
Wellness Project’s AI layer can read caffeine history and daily totals alongside sleep, HRV, resting heart rate, recovery, workouts, and nutrition. Claude, ChatGPT, and other connected AI clients can reach the same structured history through Wellness Project.
In the app
The useful question is not just “how much?” It is “how much, when, and what happened next?”
Two 200 mg days can be completely different. One might be a morning coffee before an easy run. The other might be 100 mg at breakfast and another 100 mg late in the afternoon before a night when sleep duration, HRV, and resting heart rate all move the wrong way. A daily total alone cannot show that distinction. Dose timing can.
That is why caffeine belongs in the same health timeline as sleep, recovery, training load, nutrition, and wearable data. Wellness Project gives Max, Casey, and your connected AI assistants the actual history so they can answer questions about your pattern instead of guessing from a generic caffeine rule.
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Does Wellness Project track caffeine by day or by individual dose?
Can I log coffee or caffeine with a meal?
Do saved recipes remember caffeine?
Can Wellness Project import caffeine from Apple Health or Health Connect?
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Stop treating caffeine like a number with no aftermath.
Free Basic · Founder Pro $4.99/month through October 15
Wellness Project is informational software, not a medical product. AI advisors do not diagnose, treat, or prescribe; for anything clinical, consult a qualified clinician.
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