Micronutrients, measured against real goals
Vitamin C, vitamin D, calcium, fiber and sodium each sit on the home grid with the amount logged and how far it is from the day's target.
Coming soon to the App Store
BlueLog counts calories and macros, then keeps going: vitamins, minerals, fiber, water and weight trends.
Every box is a number you chose to watch. Tap one to open its history, or edit the grid until the screen matches how you actually eat.
Calories are the easy part. BlueLog keeps the rest of the label in view, so a day that hits its macros does not quietly miss everything else.
Vitamin C, vitamin D, calcium, fiber and sodium each sit on the home grid with the amount logged and how far it is from the day's target.
Add a box, drop one you never read, and put the rest in the order you want to see them.
The day's calorie progress sits in the header and water is a single tap to add.
Seven days, thirty days or a year, plotted against your goal line rather than a single morning's reading.
Logging should take seconds. What you do with the numbers afterwards is where the app earns its place.
Add a meal and the day's totals move with it, calories and micronutrients together.
Each box shows how close the day is to its goal, so a shortfall is obvious before bedtime.
Weight and nutrient history build up over weeks and show which changes actually held.
Nothing in the app is sold to anyone else. The screen stays yours, and the grid stays the grid.
No streaks to protect, no badges, no feed. Every box on the home screen is one you put there.
Premium is priced to sit under the big trackers. Full pricing is published before launch.
Octovix LLC is an athletics brand for people who feel overwhelmed by the gym, starting new habits, tracking calories and staying consistent.
Octovix was founded by Joseph Osorto, a young programmer and fitness advocate who saw how many people are set up for failure. Starting anywhere is the hardest part, and most tools make it harder.
BlueLog is the first app from Octovix LLC, built to remove the mental stress other apps push at their users. No streaks and no complicated multi-tier subscriptions. Everything is on one screen, so there is no swiping or digging around to find what you need. BlueLog is still in development as of October 20th, 2026, and we are grateful for your continued support.
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iPhone. Coming soon to the App Store.