How structured data works

One of the core features of Logling is its ability to understand and work with structured data. This means that Logling can interpret data that is organized in a specific format, allowing for more efficient data management and analysis.

This happens through the use of schemas. A schema is essentially a blueprint that defines the structure of the data.

Logling currently supports the following schemas. However, more will be added over time.

• Mood@1 - Choose the mood that best describes how you were feeling at the time of the entry. You can also add a short note to explain more about your mood if you'd like.
• Rating@1 - Give your entry a rating by selecting a number between 1 (lowest) and 10 (highest). You can also add a short note to explain your rating or share extra thoughts.
• StartEndDateTime@1 - Add a start time for your entry, and optionally an end time if it applies. Use date and time values to record when your entry begins and ends.
• Severity@1 - Assign a severity level to your entry by choosing a number between 1 (lowest) and 10 (highest). You can also add a short note to explain or give more details if you’d like.
• Pain@1 - Track different types of pain with ratings between 1 (mild) and 10 (severe). You can rate multiple pain categories and add notes for each.
• Temperature@1 - Log temperature with numeric value and scale.
• Weight@1 - Log the weight related to your entry by providing a number and choosing a unit of measurement (kilograms, grams, pounds, or ounces). You can also include a note if needed.
• Success@1 - Use this to record whether the main goal of your entry was successfully completed. You can also add a short note to provide more details or context.
• Observations@1 - List one or more observations related to your entry. You can add up to seven short descriptions of what you noticed, experienced, or found important.
• SleepSummary@1 - Record information about a sleep session.
• Ingredients@1 - A list of ingredients and their units used in this entry.

Adding structured data to an entry

You can use as many schemas as you like when adding structured data to an entry. When creating or editing an entry, you’ll see an option to add structured data. Click on this option to select the schema you want to use and fill in the required fields.

The more consistent you are with the types of structured data you add, the better your AI insights and visualizations will be.