AppFactory Studio
Burnout & energy tracker for iPhone
Coming to the App Store · 한국어
It slides. Three weeks of slightly worse sleep, a stretch of overtime that felt survivable, and then one morning nothing is left. The decline was measurable the whole time — nobody was measuring it.
Wick asks one question a day: how's your energy? Five levels, one tap, two seconds. That's the entire chore.
| After | What opens up |
|---|---|
| 3 days | Your weekly average and the shape of the line |
| 7 days | Which day of the week runs lowest |
| 14 days | What lines up with your low days — overtime, poor sleep, meetings |
| 21 days | A heads-up when this week drops against your own four-week baseline |
Nothing is invented to fill the screen. If the sample is too thin to mean anything, Wick says so instead of showing you a number that looks like insight.
Connect Apple Health and Wick compares your sleep hours and step counts against your energy — read-only, never written back, never leaving your device. You don't tag anything; the data is already on your phone.
The result reads like this: nights around 5.8h averaged 2.9, nights around 8.1h averaged 3.8. An observation, not a prescription.
Logging is free forever, including CSV export of everything you've written. Pro is the part that reads your entries back to you: the correlations, the early warning, the weekly check, and the health comparison.
Monthly, yearly with a 7-day trial, or a one-time purchase if you'd rather never see a renewal. Cancelling never deletes anything — your entries stay, and you keep logging for free.
It records how depleted you feel over time, so a slow decline becomes visible before it becomes a crisis. Wick uses a 1–5 energy scale and compares your low days against what happened on them.
Naming an emotion is hard and often wrong. Noticing you're running on empty is not. One honest axis you'll actually answer beats twelve you'll abandon in a week.
No. Wick is not a medical device. It reports what your own entries show — averages and overlaps — and never claims a cause. If something feels wrong, talk to a professional.
Nothing. The entries are on your device, not ours. Keep logging free, export a CSV whenever you like.