Capture
Type the way you'd text a friend. Fyg figures out what you meant and saves it in the right shape — without you choosing a form first.
Beta · invite-only
Tracking your life shouldn't feel like data entry.
Type what happened — in plain words — and Fyg turns it into structured, queryable data. Meals, workouts, tasks, goals, mood, money, time. No forms. No taxonomies. No fiddling.
Closed Beta · onboarding ~50 testers per cohort · interest is high
Watch it work
One sentence in. Structured data out.
Fyg reads your message, fills in the fields, files it in the right place, and confirms what it captured. You stay in the conversation.
Reflect
Ask Fyg questions in the same chat. "How much did I sleep last week?" "Am I drinking more coffee than last month?" Answers come back with charts and the source entries.
Grow
Set goals and habits in a sentence. Fyg tracks progress, surfaces streaks, and nudges you when something's drifting — without turning into a chore itself.
Why Fyg is different
Every tracking app eventually becomes the thing you stop opening.
Calorie counters want you to scan barcodes. Habit trackers want you to tap tiles. Spreadsheets want you to remember to fill them in. Fyg asks for one thing: type what happened. The rest is its problem.
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No taxonomies to maintain
You don't pick categories, tags, or fields. Fyg infers them and keeps them consistent.
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One surface for everything
Meals, tasks, mood, money, sleep, side-project hours — all in one chat. Switch apps to switch domains? Skip it.
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Your data, structured and exportable
It's not buried in an LLM's memory. Every entry lands in a real database row you can query, edit, or export.
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Private by default
Single-tenant. No social feeds. No ads. Your tracker shouldn't moonlight as someone's growth funnel.
From Beta testers
What people are tracking with Fyg
I dropped three apps after a week. Fyg just… eats whatever I type and gives me the chart at the end of the week.
I have ADHD. The friction-to-log was the killer for every other tracker. This is the first one I've used for a month straight.
I told it I wanted to eat 140g of protein a day. Now I just type "two eggs and oats" and it tells me where I am.
Quotes lightly edited · names withheld during Beta
Closed Beta
Limited slots open for the next cohort
Fyg is in closed Beta and we onboard testers in small cohorts to keep feedback tight. Drop your email — we'll reach out when a slot opens.
- Hands-on access to a working product, not a waitlist screenshot
- A direct line to the maker — your feedback shapes the roadmap
- Free during Beta · grandfathered rates if you stay on