Track what you're experiencing.
Understand your patterns.
Get through the day.
SanctumTools is a personal wellness tracking tool that helps you log and understand your experiences in real-time—so you have accurate data to share with your care team and insights to get through the day.
What is SanctumTools?
When you're struggling—whether it's anxiety, depression, mood swings, sensory overload, or just a really hard moment—you need a place to track it, process it, and understand it.
SanctumTools is a personal wellness tracking tool tailored to YOUR specific experience. You come to it when you need it, log what you're experiencing, and it helps you see your patterns in real-time — so you can bring that data to your providers and better understand yourself.
It captures:
- What you're experiencing right now
- How you were feeling before vs. now
- What might have triggered this moment
- Physical symptoms and sensations
- Patterns over time
Then it helps you:
- Recognize your personal patterns
- Understand your triggers
- Share accurate data with your treatment team
- Get through difficult moments with insight
Who is this for?
- People with bipolar disorder tracking mood cycles and patterns
- Anyone with BPD working on emotional regulation
- PTSD survivors tracking triggers and flashbacks
- Autistic individuals managing sensory overload and meltdowns
- People with depression documenting low periods and progress
- Anyone with anxiety tracking panic attacks and anxiety patterns
- ADHD individuals tracking focus, energy, and executive function
- Anyone navigating mental health challenges who wants to understand their patterns better
How it works:
You track when you need to. It analyzes as you go. Together, you figure it out.
Help Build This. Free For Life If You Do.
SanctumTools is in paid beta — $35/month for 6 months. Founding beta members who complete the commitment get free access for life once SanctumTools is profitable.
Built by someone who lives with bipolar disorder. Used every day since day one.
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