Using ODyn

Your Dashboard & Triggers

How to read your dashboard at a glance, act on detected changes, and explore the triggers ODyn surfaces.

Your dashboard is the at-a-glance view of where your pressure stands and what ODyn has noticed. The Triggers page is where your findings collect — the ingredients and products that keep lining up with your spikes.

This guide covers reading your dashboard, acting on detected changes, and exploring your triggers.

What your dashboard shows

  • Recent median — the rolling median of your last several readings (your live baseline), shown LEFT | RIGHT.
  • Your clinical baseline — the reference you entered during setup, shown alongside for comparison.
  • Active spike — if one is in progress, a banner links straight into the spike workflow.
  • Recent activity — your latest readings, health metrics, scans, and observations.
The dashboard, with the Recent median card and clinical-baseline reference.(click to enlarge)

Review detected changes

1. When ODyn spots a change worth tracking in your data, a nudge appears (e.g. "1 detected change"). 2. Tap Review to confirm or dismiss it.

What to expect: confirming turns it into a tracked experiment — see Running a Self-Experiment.

Explore your triggers

1. Open Triggers. 2. Review the ingredients and products most associated with your spikes, with severity scoring.

What to expect: free members see their Top 10; premium unlocks the full database with ingredient synonyms. Your list sharpens as you log more and the community dataset grows.

The Triggers page.(click to enlarge)