Self-Reporting Data

Self-Reporting Health Data

Feb 18, 2026

Self-report any health data by participant and/or medical staff

In a major stride toward holistic health tracking, Fitrockr is excited to announce support for self-reported health data — a powerful new feature that enables users to log critical health indicators directly within the app. This addition transforms how individuals understand their well-being, blending clinical inputs with lifestyle and subjective measures to create a 360° view of health.

Why Self-Reported Health Data Matters

While wearable sensors and automated metrics provide valuable objective data (like steps or heart rate), self-reported data fills in the gaps that tech alone can’t capture — such as mood, symptoms, lifestyle behaviors, and clinical measures like blood pressure or glucose levels.

This combination gives researchers and medical staff a more complete picture, improves long-term tracking, and enables more insights and interventions.

Data That Can Be Tracked

With this update, Fitrockr can be configured to log a wide range of meaningful health indicators such as:
 
🫀 Cardiovascular Health
▶︎ Blood pressure
▶︎ Palpitations and shortness of breath
 

🩸 Metabolic & Diabetes Metrics
▶︎ Blood glucose readings
▶︎ Insulin doses
▶︎ Weight and waist circumference

⚖️ Body Composition
▶︎ Body weight
▶︎ Body fat %
▶︎ Muscle mass
▶︎ Water percentage
 
🧠 Mental Well-Being
▶︎ Mood
▶︎ Stress and anxiety levels
▶︎ Energy levels
 
🏃 Lifestyle & Behavior
▶︎ Smoking status
▶︎ Alcohol and caffeine intake
▶︎ Water consumption
 
💊 Medication & Symptoms
▶︎ Medication adherence
▶︎ Side effects
▶︎ Pain levels
▶︎ Symptom severity
 

Availability

Thew new feature is available as an add-on module.

Let us know if you would like to get test access.

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