Though just a word, this is actually bothering me too every time I read it. It’s as if I first have to overwrite that “wrong” information in my brain. Would be great to see that fixed.

Bex, I wonder if this could be accompanied by a time-based correlation system that treats the earlier factor as the “lead” and the later factor as the “follower” when it comes to the correlations? Then you could see your exhaustion as the”lead” and the caffeine as the “follower”.

That’s a great idea. I’ve been frustrated that it’s difficult to track whether a factor is actually helpful or not, this would help

I have this problem a lot too. I also find that many of my factor affect how I feel the next day. When I am feeling at my worst, my husband will give me a massage which helps me sleep. Good sleep leads to better days the following day. But in the correlation overview, massage is always correlated with my worst days. I know that I can use the “deeper” insights to see next day or following two day effects. But it would be nice if there was a way for Bearable to recognize particularly strong next-day or future correlations and bring them to our attention.