
Ontime is Your Guide to Four Pillars of Health

Lose weight
Track everything you eat and drink. Yes, everything including a cup of water, handful of chips, a piece of a cookie, fruit, supplements, medicine, etc.
Sleep better
In the past we had no lights, electricity and shift work to keep us up all hours. By tracking how long and how well we sleep we have the keys to better fitness.


Stay fit
Staying active and moving daily is a must. Build a healthy habit of at least 30 minutes each day preferably in a natural sunlight. Early light exposure and activity just after meals makes for a healthy metabolism
Improve focus
The light and dark cycle of the sun has effect on your circadian clock. Light affects the production of melatonin in promoting sleep hormone. Measure light exposure during the day and night helps building your biological cycle.

Circadian Reprogramming
Research has shown our daily eating, sleeping, light, and activity patterns can impact health and performance. This program is inspired by groundbreaking research from Dr Satchin Panda. It is part of a community for helping track biological rhythms in the real world, while also improving health by understanding your body’s rhythms.
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