Trackers

Log it by saying it. Ask what it adds up to.

A tracker is anything you measure more than once: runs, sleep, blood pressure, money spent. Mention an entry to any AI you've connected, and Penny logs it. Later, ask how it's going, and your AI looks back over every entry.

Examples

What a tracker looks like

Think of a tracker as a spreadsheet your AI can read and write: one row per entry, with the value and a note. Log a new row by saying it. A few from different parts of life:

Runs

DayMiles
Mon3.1
Wed2.5
Sat4.0

Sleep

DayHours
Mon7.2
Tue6.5
Wed7.4

Blood pressure

DayReading
Mon118/76
Tue121/79
Wed117/75

Words written

DayWords
Mon850
Tue1,210
Wed640
Thu1,200

Log anywhere, see it all in one place

Setting up

Set one up in a sentence

Say what you want to track and what to record each time: for a run, the distance, the time, and how it felt. Your AI sets up the tracker in Penny with those details and logs your first entry when you give it one.

Animation in ChatGPT: Priya asks to track her runs, a Tracker created card appears for Runs, and her first run is logged.
Animation in Claude: Priya logs three runs in three lines, and each gets a Logged card.
Logging

Log from whichever app is open

Each entry is one line, in any app you've connected. A run mentioned in ChatGPT on Monday and one in Claude on Wednesday go into the same tracker. You can also paste in numbers from another app.

Patterns

Ask how it's going

Ask for a summary and your AI reads the tracker: the totals, the averages, and every entry with its note. Because it reads the notes too, it can point out what you hadn't noticed, like every tired run coming right after a night shift.

Animation in Claude: four weeks in, Priya asks how her running is going, a Runs summary card shows minimum, average, and maximum, and Claude notes that her tired runs followed night shifts.
Animation in Claude: Priya asks Claude to plan next week around her shifts, Claude reads six calendar events, and gives a plan for her runs.
Other connectors

Plan with your other connectors

If your AI is also connected to a calendar, ask it to plan around both. The runs come from Penny, the shifts come from the calendar, and you get one plan back.

Your dashboard

Every tracker is in your dashboard

Your dashboard lists every tracker with its latest entry. Open one to see the totals, a chart of every entry, and the full entry log. Log an entry by hand if you'd rather type, or correct one that's wrong.

Animation of the Penny dashboard: the Trackers list, then the Runs tracker with its stats and History chart, and a run corrected from 58 to 57 minutes.

Things to try saying

These work in any AI you've connected to Penny, whatever you use it for.

"Let's track my sleep: hours and how rested I feel."

Sets up a tracker with the details you name.

"Log today: 5 miles, 48 minutes."

Adds an entry to the right tracker.

"Spent $64 on groceries."

Logs it to your spending tracker, or offers to set one up if you don't have one yet.

"How's my running going?"

Summarizes the tracker: totals, averages, and recent entries.

"Any patterns in my sleep?"

Your AI reads the entries and their notes and tells you what it sees.

"Compare this month to last month."

Looks back over the entries for both.

"That entry should be 57, not 58."

Corrects the entry instead of adding a new one.

"Plan next week around my calendar."

Combines your tracker with your calendar connector, if your AI has one.

"What trackers do I have?"

Lists every tracker and its latest entry.

Questions about trackers

What can I track?

Anything you measure more than once: workouts, sleep, weight, blood pressure, spending, reading, words written, hours worked. Each entry holds a value and a note.

Do I need to set up fields first?

No. Tell your AI what you want to record, in a sentence, and it sets up the tracker. An entry can carry more than one value, like miles and minutes, plus a note about how it went.

Does Penny find patterns on its own?

No. Penny keeps the entries. When you ask, your AI reads them and tells you what it sees, so the answer comes from the AI you're using.

Can I bring in data from another app?

Penny doesn't import from fitness or health apps directly. You can paste numbers into a chat, or ask your AI to pull them through another connector it has and log them to the tracker.

Can I fix a wrong entry?

Yes. Tell your AI, or open the tracker in your dashboard and correct the entry there.

Who can see my trackers?

Your trackers are encrypted with AES-256-GCM in storage and in transit, like everything in Penny. We don't train on your data, and we only use AI providers that don't train on it either. Every time Penny's service decrypts your memory, it's on record in your dashboard and sealed into a public, tamper-evident log.

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