Goallex
00Goallex beta direction

Help choose
Goallex’s first
beta directions.

We are preparing Goallex for early beta testing and would appreciate your opinion. Tell us which areas of health, habits, fitness, emotions, learning, or daily life you would most like to explore — and where we should invite creators, experts, and early users to contribute first.

01Choose the beta topics that feel most useful to you
02Tell us what still feels missing
03Help us understand which creators and experts we should invite for beta
Any recipe can be transcribed into 150+ nutritional elements and be a part of your meal plan Any video, image or text instruction can become a guided experience map Any personal parameter can be a part of your Lifestyle Analysis Any recipe can be transcribed into 150+ nutritional elements and be a part of your meal plan Any video, image or text instruction can become a guided experience map Any personal parameter can be a part of your Lifestyle Analysis Any recipe can be transcribed into 150+ nutritional elements and be a part of your meal plan Any video, image or text instruction can become a guided experience map Any personal parameter can be a part of your Lifestyle Analysis Any recipe can be transcribed into 150+ nutritional elements and be a part of your meal plan Any video, image or text instruction can become a guided experience map Any personal parameter can be a part of your Lifestyle Analysis Any recipe can be transcribed into 150+ nutritional elements and be a part of your meal plan Any video, image or text instruction can become a guided experience map Any personal parameter can be a part of your Lifestyle Analysis Any recipe can be transcribed into 150+ nutritional elements and be a part of your meal plan Any video, image or text instruction can become a guided experience map Any personal parameter can be a part of your Lifestyle Analysis Any recipe can be transcribed into 150+ nutritional elements and be a part of your meal plan Any video, image or text instruction can become a guided experience map Any personal parameter can be a part of your Lifestyle Analysis Any recipe can be transcribed into 150+ nutritional elements and be a part of your meal plan Any video, image or text instruction can become a guided experience map Any personal parameter can be a part of your Lifestyle Analysis
01Current beta candidates

Vote for the topics.
Join our first Collective Research Projects

The topics below are some of the first areas we want to explore through Goallex Collective Research Projects.

Each project will focus on a real problem. Participants will get early access to the free beta, focused guided experience maps, a personalised Virtual Assistant, and Goallex tools that can connect more than 170 nutrient variables from everything you eat and take, over 250 lifestyle parameters, and performance data from the maps you follow — creating around 3,500 analytical configurations that can be explored together with AI.

Goallex AI will analyse each participant individually, looking across their actions, routines, food, sleep, activity, supplements, emotions, symptoms, and other relevant factors. With consent, selected de-identified data can also be combined across participants and analysed together, creating two levels of exploration:

  1. What seems to matter for you?
  2. What patterns appear when many people explore the same problem together?

Vote to help us choose the topics for our first projects, or register to join one or more. You will not only test Goallex — you will help us investigate real problems and shape what Goallex becomes.

01Health patterns we may explore
Headaches and migraines

Topic 1

Headaches and migraines

Many people live with recurring headaches or migraines for years without clearly understanding what may be influencing them. Your headaches can be affected by many overlapping factors: sleep, stress, hydration, food, screens, hormones, medication, supplements, posture, weather, and daily routines. Goallex cannot diagnose or cure these conditions, but it may help people approach the problem in a more organised way: by creating and following structured routines, recording relevant daily factors, reviewing possible patterns over time with the help of AI and engaging experts who can offer good advice.

Example list of 300 potential parameters to track for headaches and migraines

Nutritional elements with over 200 parameters– Total calories– Protein– Carbohydrates– Total fat– Total fiber– Total sugar– Saturated fat– Monounsaturated fat– Polyunsaturated fat– Omega- fatty acids– EPA– DHA– Omega- fatty acids– Cholesterol– Sodium– Potassium– Calcium– Magnesium– Phosphorus– Iron– Zinc– Copper– Manganese– Selenium– Iodine– Chromium– Molybdenum– Chloride– Vitamin A– Vitamin C– Vitamin D– Vitamin E– Vitamin K– Vitamin B (thiamin)– Vitamin B (riboflavin)– Vitamin B (niacin)– Vitamin B (pantothenic acid)– Vitamin B– Vitamin B (biotin)– Vitamin B (folate)– Vitamin B– Choline– Soluble fiber– Insoluble fiber– Added sugar– Fructose– Lactose– Histamine-rich food intake– Tyramine-rich food intake– Nitrates / nitrites in food

Sleep and recovery– Bedtime– Wake-up time– Total sleep duration– Sleep quality rating– Time needed to fall asleep– Number of night awakenings– Minutes awake during the night– Deviation from usual sleep schedule– Final wake time versus normal– Whether a nap was taken– Nap duration– Nap end time– Snoring intensity– Suspected sleep apnea / gasping episodes– Teeth grinding during sleep– Pillow / neck support quality– Sleep position– Bedroom temperature overnight– Bedroom light disturbance– Bedroom noise disturbance

Hormonal and body-rhythm parameters– Menstrual cycle day– Period start date– Bleeding intensity– Ovulation window– PMS severity– Menopausal symptom severity– Contraceptive phase / pill day– HRT use or timing– Pelvic cramp intensity– Breast tenderness– Bloating / fluid retention– Morning basal body temperature– Resting heart rate– Heart rate variability– Blood pressure– Body weight– Bowel movement regularity– Constipation severity– Illness / infection symptoms– Allergy flare severity

Physical activity and posture– Step count– Total active minutes– Main exercise type– Exercise duration– Exercise intensity– Exercise timing– Outdoor versus indoor exercise– Resistance training session– High-impact activity– Neck mobility / stretching work– Shoulder tension level– Daytime jaw clenching– Total sitting hours– Longest uninterrupted sitting period– Desk ergonomics quality– Head-forward posture time– Heavy lifting or carrying– Driving duration– Commuting duration– Backpack / shoulder bag load– Physiotherapy / manual therapy session– Massage / myofascial release– Yoga / Pilates session– Warm-up / cool-down adequacy– Post-exercise recovery quality

Daily routines, habits, social life, and context– Wake-up routine consistency– Morning sunlight exposure– Coffee before food– Shower temperature– Sauna use– Hot bath use– Missed medication or supplement dose– Water bottle carried / hydration access– Time spent indoors– Time spent outdoors– Social event attendance– Crowded / noisy venue exposure– Restaurant meal occasion– Alcohol-centered event– Travel day– Time-zone change– Overnight stay away from home– Change of pillow or bed– Long car ride– Long train / bus ride– Schedule overload– Weekend versus workday– Household chores / manual workload– Pet-care or home-duty interruption– Tight headwear / glasses / ponytail pressure– Helmet or mask wear duration– Dental appointment or dental work– Missed breaks during screen or desk work– Hydration reminder use– Sense of control over the day

Headache, migraine, prodrome, and symptom details– Headache start time– Headache end time– Attack duration– Pain intensity– Pain location– One-sided versus both-sided pain– Pain quality (throbbing, pressure, stabbing, etc. )– Worsening with movement– Neck pain– Shoulder pain– Jaw pain / TMJ symptoms– Sinus pressure– Nausea– Vomiting– Appetite change– Food cravings– Yawning– Fatigue– Dizziness– Vertigo– Light sensitivity– Sound sensitivity– Smell sensitivity– Visual aura– Speech difficulty– Brain fog– Concentration difficulty– Irritability– Mood drop– Anxiety spike– Nasal congestion / runny nose– Eye watering / eye redness– Scalp tenderness– Facial numbness or tingling– Hand numbness or tingling– Muscle weakness / heaviness– Thirst before headache– Frequent urination before headache– Relief after sleep– Response to rescue treatment

Screens, environment, and sensory exposure– Total phone screen time– Total computer / tablet screen time– Longest continuous screen session– Screen brightness level– Blue-light filter use– Video call duration– Gaming duration– Reading duration– Eye strain level– Fluorescent light exposure– Sunlight / glare exposure– Loud noise exposure– Headphone / earbud duration– Strong smells / perfume exposure– Cigarette smoke exposure– Poor air quality / pollution exposure– Pollen / allergen exposure– Barometric pressure change– Outdoor temperature exposure– Humidity level– Wind exposure– Time in air-conditioning– Altitude change– Air travel– Motion sickness / vestibular trigger exposure

Hydration and eating patters– Total water intake– Electrolyte drink intake– Thirst / dehydration rating– Urine color / hydration marker– Total meals and snacks count– Time of first meal– Time of last meal– Longest fasting window– Breakfast skipped or not– Lunch skipped or not– Dinner skipped or not– Late-night eating– Eating outside the home– Ultra-processed food exposure– Sugary snack intake– High-salt food exposure– Fermented / aged food exposure– Very cold food or drink exposure– Large meal size– Reduced appetite

Herbs and supplements– Magnesium supplement dose– Riboflavin supplement dose– Coenzyme Q use– Omega- supplement use– Vitamin D supplement use– B-complex supplement use– Melatonin use– Ginger use– Turmeric / curcumin use– Feverfew use– Peppermint use– Valerian or sleep-herb use– Ashwagandha use– Rhodiola use– Chamomile use– L-theanine use– Electrolyte supplement use– Probiotic / prebiotic use– Creatine use– Multivitamin use

Medicines and substances– Paracetamol / acetaminophen dose– Ibuprofen dose– Naproxen dose– Aspirin dose– Triptan use– Gepant use– CGRP preventive treatment timing– Anti-nausea medication use– Muscle relaxant use– Sleep medication use– Hormonal medication use– Antihistamine use– Decongestant use– Stimulant medication use– SSRI / SNRI or other psychiatric medication use– Birth control pill taken or missed– Nicotine use– Alcohol units consumed– Caffeine total from beverages– Cannabis use

Emotional and psychological state– Overall stress level– Acute stress event– Work pressure– Deadline pressure– Family conflict– Relationship tension– Caregiving burden– Financial stress– Health anxiety– General anxiety level– Sadness / low mood– Irritability / anger– Feeling overwhelmed– Perfectionism pressure– Feeling out of control– Social anxiety– Loneliness– Mental exhaustion– Cognitive overload– Decision fatigue– Boredom / understimulation– Excitement / adrenaline level– Panic symptoms– Trauma-trigger exposure– Rumination level– Meditation / breathwork minutes– Time outdoors for mental reset– Therapy / counselling session– Relaxation quality– Perceived emotional support

Digestive health and gut-related symptoms

Topic 2

Digestive health and gut-related symptoms

Digestive symptoms can change from day to day, and the reasons are not always obvious. Food choices, meal timing, stress, hydration, supplements, sleep, and routines may all play a role. Our users will be able to create and follow structured protocols that help them test healthy adjustments, follow them consistently, and record the results in a way that makes the bigger picture easier to understand. If you don’t want to follow meal plans or other maps, you still will be able to track every parameter that matters to you and use our Lifestyle Analyser to ask for answers.

Sleep, energy, and daily recovery

Topic 3

Sleep, energy, and daily recovery

So many otherwise healthy people struggle with unstable sleep, low energy, or poor recovery without understanding what is driving the pattern. Goallex can help users test and track routines around sleep timing, meals, physical activity, screen exposure, stress, supplements, and emotional state. You can experiment with protocols that may include meal plans, supplement plans, physical activity maps, and emotional-state tracking to help you follow, record, and better understand the factors shaping how you feel. Then put it all together and analyse.

02A Whole-Lifestyle Approach to Weight Management
Weight Management Beyond Calories

Topic 4

Weight Management Beyond Calories

You may have tried calorie trackers, fitness apps, workout plans, or diet programmes and still struggled to achieve lasting results. The reason is often more complex than calories in and calories out. Sleep, stress, emotions, health conditions, medication, habits, activity levels, and the nutritional quality of food may all influence progress. Goallex is designed to bring these factors together in one system. Users can follow practical guidance, track a wide range of personal data, analyse meals in detail, review patterns across their lifestyle, and connect with relevant experts when needed. This creates a more complete approach to weight management, leading to meaningful progress.

03Daily movement and emotional-support topics
Micro-fitness and short movement routines

Topic 5

Micro-fitness and short movement routines

Fitness does not always need to start with long workouts. Some people may benefit more from small, repeatable physical activities that can be done at home, at work, or between daily tasks. Goallex can help users create and follow these low-friction movement maps step by step, supporting short, practical movement maps that fit into daily routines, including 1-10 minutes fitness breaks, posture resets, mobility work, beginner strength exercises, walking prompts, invisible fitness sets or simple home activities.

Emotional support, motivation, and life skills

Topic 6

Emotional support, motivation, and life skills

Not every useful map needs to focus on symptoms, nutrition, or physical habits. People may also benefit from practical skills, emotional support, motivation, reflection, and a clearer perspective on everyday challenges. Goallex could support maps built around resilience, confidence, gratitude, stress recovery, communication, personal values, decision-making, life transitions, and stories of people overcoming difficult circumstances. These maps may combine short blocks of interesting information, reflection prompts, daily practices, affirmations, life stories, and useful ideas that support emotional wellbeing, self-awareness, and personal development.

02Tell us what we should map first

Missing something important?

Goallex is being built as a flexible self-guidance and self-analysis tool, a system that integrates any routine or makes tracking of rich personal data simple enough to fit into the everyday life of any person. The range of possible maps can certainly be much wider than six topics above and include habits, nutrition, learning, recovery, creativity, emotional well-being, productivity, beauty or anti-aging. If you believe there is another challenge worth exploring with structured guidance, personal data tracking and AI analysis, please share it in the form here. We will try to offer it to you at our beta launch.

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