Profile
This profile keeps sensory load, routine change, predictability, and recovery context together in one daily record. It is there to keep relevant context in the record so it is easier to review later, not to make stronger claims about the day.
What DaySense helps you do
App screenshots
The Autism profile gives you optional labels for sensory load, predictability, transition-heavy days, and recovery context. These labels simply help keep the record focused on what shaped the day.
Privacy and local-first
DaySense helps you see the days behind what repeated — without diagnosis, advice, or prediction. The privacy policy says entries are stored locally, no account is needed for core tracking, and entries are not uploaded to a DaySense cloud service in current builds.
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The app loop is simple: log the day, review your record, and save a short weekly reflection when something is worth keeping.
How the review works
This profile keeps sensory load, change, predictability, and recovery visible alongside the core daily metrics.
The core daily log gives the review a broad baseline. Sensory, routine, and recovery context can add shape where those inputs are available.
The profile gives you a place to capture sensory-heavy environments, routine disruption, and unexpected change so those factors remain visible in later review.
It also keeps recovery-related context visible, such as whether solitude helped, social effort was high, or there was not enough recovery time.
This profile is mainly about giving context more shape. It helps you preserve the link between sensory load, predictability, recovery time, and how workable the next part of the day felt.
Review language
On sensory-heavy or routine-disrupted days, the review can hold more of that context. That is meant to preserve the shape of the day in the record, not to push instruction-style language.
Context modifiers
These are the broad context areas this profile is designed to keep visible.
| Modifier | Notes |
|---|---|
| Sensory load | Sensory-heavy environments and related strain can add context where those inputs are available. |
| Predictability and change | Routine change and transition-heavy days can remain visible without making the review clinical. |
| Recovery and social energy | Recovery time and social effort can help explain how workable the day felt. |
| Core baseline | The core daily log carries the experience. Extra context adds shape where it is available. |
Design rationale
This profile is intentionally framed around daily context and recovery rather than diagnosis. It helps you log what shaped the day and what made recovery harder or easier.
That makes it particularly useful when the important part of the record is not just that the day was difficult, but which parts carried more load and how long the effects carried.
The extra context options are meant to keep review calmer and more descriptive rather than stronger in tone.
Review focus
Background reading
These sources informed the labels and context included in this profile. They are product-design inputs, not medical guidance, and DaySense does not use them to diagnose, treat, or recommend care.