Energy Battery · Free teaching tool

See how a typical day quietly drains your energy, hour by hour.

Answer thirteen short questions about a normal day. Watch a battery drain across the hours, then see the same day again with three small shifts applied. Nothing to measure, no jargon.

Blame yourself for flagging by mid-afternoon See what is draining the day, and shift it
A few minutesNothing to measurePlain EnglishPharmacist-built
What this is for

See where your energy actually goes

Most days have a shape: lifts, dips and crashes that feel random but rarely are. This plots a felt-energy curve across your day from a few simple questions, then picks the three changes most likely to lift it. Everyone is different, so treat it as a starting point, not a verdict on your body.

How it works

Three simple steps

1
Answer thirteen short questions
Quick taps about your sleep, meals, movement, caffeine and the shape of a typical day.
2
Watch the battery drain
A felt-energy curve traces your day, with the dips and crashes falling where they fall.
3
See three small shifts
The same day again with the three highest-leverage changes applied, so you can see what moves the needle.
What you walk away with

What you take away

  • A clear picture of how your day drains, and where
  • Three small, specific shifts to try, not a supplement to buy
  • A feel for which habits cost you the most energy
  • The remove-first idea in action: clear the drains before you add anything

Everyone is different. The battery is a teaching visualisation, not a measurement of your body.

Best for anyone who runs out of steam by the afternoon and wants to see why.

Created by justaskomar.co.uk. This is a teaching visualisation, not medical advice or a measurement of your body. If your low energy persists, please speak to your GP.

Question 1 of 13 Sleep
Plotting your day

Drawing the curve

Working out where the dips and lifts land, and what three small shifts would change.

Mapping your 16-hour day, 06:00 to 22:00
Modelling sleep debt and circadian drift
Plotting glycaemic swings and caffeine half-life
Weighing 15 possible shifts against your day
Choosing the three with the biggest lift
Your simulated day

A typical day, before and after three shifts.

Everyone is different. The shape below reflects what you told the tool, on a teaching scale.

Today
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out of 100
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With three shifts
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out of 100
The percentage is a teaching scale, not a measurement of anything biological.
Scrub the day 06:00
Your top three shifts

Picked from your answers.

Everyone is different. These three are the highest leverage shifts the evidence supports for your day.

This tool is a teaching visualisation. It is not a measurement, not a clinical assessment, and not a substitute for medical advice. If your low energy persists for more than two to four weeks, or comes with other symptoms, please speak to your GP.

Your next step

You have the picture. Here is what to do with it.

Keep going, free Fatigue Pattern Finder Find the pattern behind how your energy rises and falls. Open Fatigue Pattern Finder →
Work with Omar, 1-2-1 Turn this into your plan In a 1-2-1, Omar maps your results to a plan that fits you and removes the biggest drivers first. Because everyone is different. Work With Omar